U. S. Government Homesteads
COLVILLE, WASHINGTON, INDIAN RESERVATION.
J,
1.000,000 ACRES
Rivals.
ENGLAND TRIES KNIGHTED IRISHMAN
Two privates in a Highland regi
ON CHARGE Of HIGH TREASON ment began arguing in the canteen as
Sold Under
a Binding
Guarantee
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
to the rival merits of Edinburgh and
Glasgow—a burning topic north of the
London— The writing o f a new chap- i Tweed.
Portland— W heat— Bluestcm, $1.03
in the Famous Columbia River Basin and Okanogan Valley.
Fruit,
"Ay. an' whit is yer Edinburgh?"
ter o f the history o f the Sinn Fein re
per bushel: fortyfold, S2c; club, 91c;
Dairy, Farm and Timber l.and. Map showing Roads, Lakes, Rivers.
red F ife, 92c; red Russian, 92c.
bellion was begun Tuesday when Sir sneered the Glaswegian. “ Xaethin' bit |
Creeks, Mountains, Indian Allotments and Mineral Land. Book ot
a hull wi' a castle, an' ruins on yin j
H ay— Eastern Oregon timothy, $23
Description, shows How to Locate any Homestead of 1HO Acres on
Roger Casement, knighted in 1911 for side an' a row o’ ludgin' Looses on the I
. ©23.59 per ton; alfafla, old crop, $19
the Reservation WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF A LOCATOR
services to the British government, ; ither!”
(it 20.
“ Bit jls' luik at the fine buildin's'
OPEN JULY 5, 1916.
and Daniel Julian Bailey, an Irish sol we hae in Edinburgh! ” protested thel
M ilfeed— Spot prices; Bran, $23.50
per ton; shorts, $26.50; rolled barley,
dier, one o f his companions on the ill- man from that city.
: $31.60©32.50.
"Oo, ay! Ye hae some fine pris
fated submarine trip from Germany|to
ons!”
Corn— Whole, $36 per ton; cracked,
PRICE, POSTPAID. $1.00.
504-5 McKay Building. PORTLAND. ORE.
Ireland were placed in the dock o f the
“ Weel, an' fine we need them wi’
$37.
Bow-street police court for prelimin sue mouy cheap trips frae Glesgae!"
Vegetables — Artichokes,
$1 per
"Here,
some o' the warld's greatest
ary examination on the charge o f high
dozen; tomatoes, $4.25 per cra te; cab
heroes live in Glesgae!" snapped the
A L I N I M fi N T
treason.
bage, $2.50©3 per hundred; garlic,
W hile considerable testimony intro Glasgow man angrily.
10c per pound; peppers, 17J©20c; \
"Heroes! Humph! Sooner ca’ them
duced by the crown tended to incrim
eggplant, 20qt25c; horseradish, 8 Jo; For Cuts, Burnt,
martyrs fur livin' there!”
inate
Bailey,
tl.c
main
attack
o
f
the
Bruises,
Sprains,
cauliflower, 75e(<jt$l. 10; lettuce, $1.85
"Y e will find Glesgae men a' ower
W ill Save the Cost of a New One.
prosecution wan directed against Case the globe!”—proudly.
©2.25 per crate; cucumbers, $1©1.25 Strains, Stiff Neck,
ment
in
an
endeavor
to
enmesh
him
in
“ Mebbe”—calmly—"n’ gey glad tae
per box; spinach, 4 © 6c per pound; as
ilblains, Lame Back,
a net o f evidence which would estab be oot o' it!"
paragus, 75(u90c per dozen, $1 per
Ole d Sores, Open Wounds,
"A t ony rate,” said the Glasgow man
lish witnout question the leading part
box; rhubarb, lj© 2 c per pound; peas,
it is claimed he played in the conspir firmly, "Glesgae is a far greater place
I 6©64c; beans, 8(a 11 e ; celery, $3.50 and all External Iryunes.
acy, whose ramifications extended even than Edinburgh!"
per crate.
Made Since 1846.
“ Awa', mon! Edinburgh is the capi
to America.
Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Oregon,
tal o’ Scotland!"
Price 25c, 50c end $1.00
$1.40(d 1.65 per sack; Yakimas, $1;
"Weel, that’s as may be,” was the
new California, 4©5c per pound. Buy
Glaswegian’s final hit. "But heaven
The Modern M oney-m aking Milk f a i l
help
ye If ye gang doun Argyle street
ing
prices;
Oregon,
$1©1.15.
ft
I f you are not a Hare!wood Cream shipper,
o’ a Settenlay liieht an' say it!"— Lou
Onions — Oregon, $1.36 © 1.5Q per
aend us your next can o f cream and letter
asking us to tell you huw to get it Free.
don Answers.
sack; Texas Bermudas, $1.60(0.2.
Discovered;
THE HAZELWOOD CO., Portland. Oregon
Green Fruit— Strawberries, Oregon,
By buying direct from us at wholesale prices
The kindly old squire was giving a
Washington, D. C. — Negotiations
and save the plum ber's profits. W rite us to
$2(o.2.50 per crate; California, 76c(o little treat to the village school chil
H o w to H eal Itching,
day your needs. W e will give you our rock-
$1.65; apples, $1 («, 1.75 per box; dren. After tea he stepped on to the with Great Britain regarding interfer
bottom “direct-to-you” prices, f. o. b. rail or
Burning Skin Diseases
gooseberries, 8c per pound; cherries, platform and announced, with a beam ence with mails to and from the Unit
boat. W e actually save you from 10 to 36 per
A Baltimore doctor suggests this '
cent. All goods guaranteed.
ing smile;
$1.50@1.75 per box.
ed
States
and
interruption
o
f
neutral
W e w ent all you have.
W rite for prices and
simple, but reliable and Inexpensive, I
N orth w est headquarters for Leader W a te r
"Now I am going to perform certain
E g g 8 — Jobbing prices:
Oregon
shipping tags.
T h t h . r. N O R TO N CO.
commerce by the British fleet are to home treatment for people suffering ,
Systems and Fuller A Johnson Engines.
53 N orth Front St., Portlan d . O re.
ranch, candled, 23c per dozen; un- actions and you must guess what pro
verb they represent. The boy or girl j be resumed in the near future. A with eczema, ringworm, rashes ami j
ST A R K -D A V IS CO.
candled, 21 J(o 22o.
who succeeds iirst will receive a quar - 1 note insisting sharply on modification similar itching, burning skin troubles.
212 T h ird Street.
Portland, O re g o n
Poultry—
Hens,
17@17Jc
per
pound;
The Sky Pilot.
At any reliable druggist's get a jar j
ter.”
stags,
13c;
broilers,
28(<t30c;
turkeys,
That did it. Instantly every eye was in the treatment o f mails already is of resinol ointment and a cake of res-1
Owing to a fog, a steamer stopped
live,
18©20c;
turkeys,
dressed,
choice,
inol
soap. These are not at all expen
being prepared at the State depart
fixed on him.
at the mouth of a river. An old lady
became very nervous and Inquired of 23©25c; ducks, 16©18c; geese, 10c. ! First of all, the old man lay down ment, and as soon as possible work sive. With the resinol soap and warm
Butter— Extras, prints, 28©29c per on the platform. Then one man came 1 w ill be begun on a reply to the last water bathe the affected parts thor
Your next lot o f V e a l, H ogs. Poultry. Mohair, the captain the cause of the delay.
W o o l. Hides, Pelts, Etc., to S C H M A L Z , if you
“ Can’t see up the river,” replied the pound; prime firsts, 27c; firsts, 26c; \ forward and tried in vain to lift him. j British note defending the operation o f oughly, until they are free from crusts
want better prices. Check mailed you day after officer.
and the skin is softened
Dry very j
cubes, 24©25c; butterfat, No. 1, 27c, Two others came to his aid, and be the blockade orders in the council.
arrival. M arket information, tags. etc., promptly
gently, spread on a thin layer of the [
"But captain. I can see the stars delivered Portland; No. 2, 25c; store tween them they raised the squire,
supplied. H*wf hide«. H H c lb.; calf skins, 28c lb
Secretary
Lansing
let
it
be
known
resinol ointment, and cover with a
who was rather portly.
Ask your neighbor to try us. W anted. 200 Veal overhead.” she argued.
butter, 18@20c.
and H ogs: 1C<»0 Broilers and Hens. W rite today
The actions were meant to represent iast week that the implied condition in light bandage- if necessary to protect
"Yes,” said, he gruffly, "hut until
for tags, mentioning this paper.
F. H. Schmnlx
V eal— Fancy, ll@ 1 2 c per pound.
the
German
note
on
submarine
war
the clothing. This should be done
the motto union is strength. W hen,
A Co.
Paid-up capital llO.OUO.
Portland. O re. the boilers bust we ain't going that
Pork— Fancy, 1 0 4 © llc per pound.
they had finished, the squire stepped fare, expressing confidence that the twice a day. Usually the distressing
way.”—American Boy.
Hops— 1915 crop, 10©12c; 1916 con forward and asked if any child had | United States would hold Great Britain itching and burning stop with the first
tracts, 11© 12c.
solved the puzzle.
to compliance with international law, treatment anil the skin soon becomes
In Berlin These Days.
At once a grubby hand shot up and had made it difficult to proceed with clear and healthy again,—Adv.
W ool— Eastern Oregon, 21@29c per
"Look here, my friend, what on
Msde from yo uT old ones. L s s t long
as Bran N e w Tires. W E A L S O B U Y earth are you waiting for?
the British negotiations.
He Baid,
You’ve pound; valley, 33@36c; mohair, new an eager voice squeaked:
Thoughtful.
O L D T IR E S . W e pay as high as 10c been standing here for an hour in the clip, 48©51c.
"Let sleeping dogs lie."—American I however, that these negotiations would
per lb. fo r such as we can use in Double
pouring rain."
They were a very saving old'eouple, j
Cascara bark— Old and new, 4c per . Boy.
be continued promptly in spite o f the
Tread work, and the highest market
"I'm
and as a result they had a beautifully
pound.
for junk.
Ship your Tires at once or w rite
us. waiting for a car.”
embarrassing situation.
furnished house.
“ But at least five have just gone
Cattle — Steers, choice grain and ------------------------------------ .
OREGON VULCANIZING CO.. 550 Wuhu«tM St. PwtUsL Ore.
by.”
One day the old woman missed her
pulp, $8.75©9.15; choice hay, $8.60(u,'
“ Yes, but not the one with the pret
husband.
8.75; good, $8.15©8.50; medium, $7.76
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED ty conductor!”—Ulk, Berlin.
Both Made of Steal.
"Joseph, where are you?" she called
by Cutter's glarklef Pills.
Low-
© 8.15; cows, choice, $7.60@8; good,
out.
priced, fresh. reliable; preferred by
in
a
certain
old fashioned country
$6.75 © 7 .2 6 ; medium, $6.25 © 7.25;,|
Western stockmen because they pre
"I'm resting in the parlor," came the I hank the clerks have a quaint habit of
Coals to Newcastle.
-
•
fect where other vaeeinee fail.
heifers,
$5
©
8.25;
bulls,
$2.75@6;,
reply.
Write fur booklet and testimonials.
Mother was measuring a dose of 1
speaking of one another as officers of
lO-aese pkgu. Blackleg Pills $1.00
Gibbstown, N. J.— A t least 14 men
"What, on the sofy?" cried the old] the bank.
tonic for her little son, who looked up , stags, $3©6.25.
50-dose pkga Blacklst) Pills 4 00
were killed and about 30 injured Tues woman, horrified.
fe e any injector, but Cutter's best. and said:
Hogs— Prim e light, $9@9.25; good 1
A new waiter, fresh from Ireland,
Tbs superiority of Cutter products is dua to orer N
"No, on the floor."
day in a terrific explosion at the Re-
to prime, $8.50@8.76; rough heavy,
"What am I taking this for?”
was recently taken on at the restaur
years of spsdSHzlnf In vaeeinea and serums only.
"Not
on
that
grunil
carpet!"
came
Insist en Ctittsr'a. If unobtainable, order direct
"An appetite,” she replied.
pauno plant or the Du Pont Powder
$7.90@8; pigs and skips, $7.90@8.
ant they all favored. To him a clerk
T '«E CUTTEB LABORATORY. Berkeley, Calliarala
in tones of anguish
“ An appetite,” he scornfully repeat- I Sheep— Yearlings, $8.25©10; weth- 1
said on his first morning:
company, near here.
The blast oc
"No.
I've
rolled
it
up.”
—
Farming
[
ed. “ I can’t begin to hold now one- j ers, $8@9.05; ewes, $7@9; lambs,
"Pat, have any of the other officers
curred in the building in which trini Business.
half I want to eat.”— Philadelphia Led- j $8.25© 10.60.
been here yet this morning?”
The Total Sum.
trotoluol is manufactured, and wrecked
ger.
"Sure, sor,” was the demure reply,
that structure and three others.
The three children came and stood
Next Beat Thing.
while Pats tyes twinkled, "it was
in a row in front of thoir mother.
The cause o f the explosion is not
A hospital nurse was testing a vol hardly three minutes ago that wan av
One Process.
"Mamma." they said, "what would
known, and, according to officials of unteer on Ills practical knowledge of thtm went out of the place with hie
“ Since I ’ve been living next door to
you like for your birthday?”
the company, may never be ascer first aid work.
a dealer in antique rugs I’ve learned a
sword behind his ear!'' — London An
The mother looked down benignly thing or two about the rug business.
"Now, what would you do In case a swers.
tained, as all those believed to have
upon the group and answered:
"Yes.’’
been in the building where the first man Collapsed?" she aske-d.
Portland — The export demand for
"My dears, mamma wants nothing
"Give him some brandy, miss," re
"A rug can be aged very rapidly by j
explosion occurred are dead.
for her birthday, nothing hut three allowing a few youngsters to use it as j hops is not going to be as much o f a
WEEKS’ BREAK UP-A-COLD TABLETS
plied the man.
Trinitrotoluol
is
not
considered
an
good children. She’d like that."
"But suppose you had no brandy?" A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
a playground.”— Philadelphia Public , factor in the coming season as in past
explosive
risk,
anil
company
officials
"But then, mamma,” cried the eld Ledger.
Money-Making “ MIDGET MARVEL”
"Sure, then,” he answered cheer La Grippe. Price 25c o f your druggist.
years, unless the war is brought to a
believe it caught fire before exploding. fully, "I'd promise him some."— Phil I t ’s good. Take nothing else.—Adv.
est, "then we'd be six."— Philadelphia l
Public Ledger.
This
blast
caused
a
nearby
building,
in
close,
as
production
o
f
beer
in
England
adelphia Public Ledger.
Total Loss.
A W hole Flouring Mill for $2000.
which nitro-benzolis was manufac
Bright Child.
"1 can never be yours. Here are | is to be limited.
“ Physician Cure Thyeelf.”
tured,
to
blow
up.
So
great
was
the
Entirely Different.
"BliggltiH'
small boy says a great
your presents."
Word has been received from Lon
"I see you have a cold like every
Or.c cr.ir. can run it. Every town should have
force that two buidlings some distance
"What's this, daughter? You lot many bright things.”
“All very fine. But who's going to
don
that
arrangements
have
been
made
body else.”
one. W rite.
"He
uttered
Ills masterpiece the oth
away, in which huxite was manufac Mr. EJubdub, whom you barely know,
return all those cigars I bought your
“ This isn’t a cold.
I simply got father and all those quarters I gave between the British government and
er evening in the presence of a large
tured, were wrecked, but the explosive kiss you."
MARVEL MILL CONSTRUCTION CO. did not go off.
hoarse telling all my friends how to your little brother? — Louisville Cour
"Now mother, let's get this thing company.”
the Brew ers’ society to reduce the
cure their colds."— Washington Star. ier-Journal.
"What was It?”
right. I didn't let him kiss me. I
506
Lumber
Exchange,
Portland,
Or.
beer output from A p ril 1, 1916, by 28
"H e said, 'Father, where do you get
merely let htin try."— Louisville Cour
Not Quite.
J
all the funny things you tell people 1
ier-Journal.
Only Difference.
per cent o f the output o f the year h
OREGON HOMESEEKERS INFORMATION BUREAU,
if he asks you
to try a can of
H A N F O R D 'S
Balsam of Myrrh
K
A W ell Painted Barn
See Your Paint Dealer Now
BU Y D IR E C T ^
TH A N K
YO U R
GROCER
He w ants to do
you a favor—
he know s what
brands to rec
ommend from
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT IT?
All Dealers
[Do Your Own Plumbing]
vSBS*
B A K IN G
POWDER
U. S. to Send Insistent Note to
England on Interference With Mdiis
HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK
F a r m e r s , S h ip
Double Tread, Puncture Proof Tires
O
“ A Better Barrel fourteen Killed and Thirty Injured
in Great Powder Plant Explosion
of Flour Cheaper”
English Beer Output Cut;
Oregon Hop Market Affected
Near-by Blast Causes Restaurant
Building to Collapse; Ten Killed
He—That scene quite took my
First Landlady—1 manage to keep ' ended September 30, 1914.
The aim
breath away.
Getting Acclimated.
GraoHlalei Eyelids,
my boarders longer than you do.
She (tartly)—Well, you had it with
Eye« inflamed by expo
Second Landlady—O, I don’t know. o f this restriction is to reduce the im
Queen of the May— the climate is per
you when you came back after the act. You keep them so thin that they look
sure
to
Sun,
Oust
and
W
ind
verse,
portation o f brewing materials by
— Baltimore American.
Akron, O.— A t least 10 persons were
im"kly relieved by Marina
longer than they really are.—Path
Each spring the danger’s greater;
33 1-3 per cent, though no direct steps
)eUemtdy. No Smarting, killed, two are missing and a score It might be prudent if you would re
finder.
Contrary Reception.
just Eye Comfort. At were injured early Tuesday night,
w ill be taken to restrict the importa- i
hearse
“ The speaker advocated a square
Your Druggitt*» 50c per Bottle. Marine I >e when the old Beacon Journal building,
In a refrigerator.
A Sad Diagnosis.
tion o f materials.
deal.”
SalvfinTubei25c.
For
Bank
eltheEyelreaaik
“ Well.” said Binkins, "the doctors |
— Washington Star.
occupied by the Crystal restaurant,
"Yes?”
A t the moment there is a very good Druggist« or Marine Eye Remedy Ce., Chicago
say that I am as sound as a dollar."
collapsed as a result o f a blast o f dyna
"And got a round of applause.”— Bal
"That's tough,” said Wilkins. “ A , market at all points on the Coast, and
m ite in an adjoining excavation.
timore American.
dollar doesn’t last very long these prices are, i f anyhting, steadier than
Seven identified and three unidenti
days."— Philadelphia Ledger.
Did the Trick.
fied bodies have been recovered and
A Condition.
last week.
Patriotism
is
a
strong
Instinct
in
the
1
He— Marriage ought to be one grand
The Furnish crop o f 195 bales at breast of a certain elderly lady, who i two persons now missing are thought
sweet song.
Reedville was bought by Ralph E. was recently much troubled at the , to be in the ruins.
She— It would be if the air of that
A
tremendous roar, echoing the
W illiam s at 10i cents.
Offers as high* failure of her three nephews to enlist
song were a millionaire.— Baltimore
brought
as I l | cents were made fo r good Ore- They were such stalwart, sturdy fel screams o f diyng |>eople,
American.
lows that she was ashamed of them. thousands to the scene o f the disaster,
gons in other sections.
When strong hints had been recelv- | in the heart o f Akron's business dis
In Bad.
The Chamberlain lot o f 126 bales at
"Nobody likes the umpire."
Chehalis was purchased by Harry L. ed In silence, her patience became ex trict.
A great pile o f ruing, broken tim
"It's the logical result of trying to
Hart at 10J cents. Another important hausted. One day she sent a telegram
to each of the three. These all bore bers, twisted steel and tons o f brick
be strictly neutral."— Louisville Cour
Western Washington deal was the sale
the same message:
ier-Journal.
and mortar buired the victims, who a
of 350 bales o f the K laber crop at Che
"Your country is calling. Wire re- |
halis at 11 cents. In Y a k im a orders ply If you wish to borrow my ear- moment before were dining in the res
taurant.
at 11 cents are going unfilled. Only trumpet."
P. N. U.
No. 21. 1916
Eight bodies were taken out o f the
five crops remain unsold in the Yakim a
She is now very proud of her three
means much towards the section.
wreckage after firemen, police and vol
lads in khaki.— London Answers.
Sore
2
j
C. G ee W o
S o t m a fa ! Horae
Re medica
H i» surepssful herb-
»1 remedies cur»» all
kinds of ailments of
men and women w ith
out operation.
used
from the
wonderful
Chinese herbs, root*,
which are unknown to
this country,
circulars.
Send stamp
Address
The C. Gee W# Chinese Medicine Co.
1C mi First S t . Portland. Ora.
Mention Paper.
V
p r e s e r v a t io n o f y o u r
h e a lth .
T h e stom ach
must be kept strong, the
liver must be active and
the bowels regular. As
soon as there is any de
viation from those con
ditions you should try
H
In Sonoma, where unsold stocks are
reduced to 3000 bales, bids are out at
11 and 12 cents. The sale by Mrs.
Duncan o f 115 bales o f Sonomt s at 11
cents is reported.
H ofer & Johnson
sold 99 bales o f Mendocinos, but the
price was not wired. Marks bought
the Gerber crop o f 263 bales o f Sacra
mentos at 9| cents.
unteer rescuers had worked
were extricated and sent to hospitals.
Only two or three o f those known to
Mr. Tompkins was obliged to stop ' have been in the restaurant succeeded
overnight at a small country hotel. He 1 in escaping before the crash.
Preparedness.
was shown to his room by the one boy
the place afforded, a colored lad.
"1 am glad there's a rope here in
case of fire,” commented Mr. Tomp
New Fruit Plan Is Adopted.
kins
as he surveyed the room, "but
Wenatchee, Wash. — I t is probable
what's the idea of putting a Bible In
that the m ajority o f the large tonnage the room in such a prominent place."
expected from the up-river country | "Dat am intended foh use, sah," re
this season w ill be parked out through plied the boy, "in case de fire am too
community or central packing sheds. far advanced ton yo' to make yo' es
The system o f co-operative packing cape, sah.”— Philadelphia Public Led
ger.
which has proven a success in C a lifo r
j
Bomb Dropper* Sent to Border.
Columbus, N. M.— Aeroplane ma
chine guna and bomb dropping device*
arrived here Tuesday for the use o f
the first aero squadron.
Arm y avia
tor* here deny knowledge as to wheth
er the planes to be sent into service
in Mexico are to be equipped with the
devices.
A "dead line” was drawn about the
base arsenal here. It is was said that
a suspicion that
incendiaries may
have been responsible for the recent
fires at Fort Bliss, Tex., caused the
added precautions here.
nia and Oregon has received a strong '
t o B re st. in N e w Sh oes.
impetus in Okanogan county and the
A lw a y s .hske in A lle n ’« Foot «Cue, s powder,
l
ru
re
,
hot,
i w e s t i u « , m rh ln s, « w o lle n fret.
No Expensive Trip.
large centers. Ira Cleveland, o f the
c o re -, In g ro w in g n o li« a n d b u n io n .. A t
"Are you going rusticate this sum Growers' league, expert on central *11 d n J ifl.t , an d shoe .t e r m , ‘ZVc. p u n t Accept
"Where did you find this wonderful
follow-up system? It would get money mer?"
packing, has returned from a two- I l f . . .tltn te . am ple tosried F k i l l l AdOrcwe
“ Oh, no, nothing so expensive. weeks’ campaign through the up-river Alien h . '-ilm .te d , Le «toy .V Y.
out of anybody.”
"I simply compiled and adapted the We re just going down on the farm." country. Growers like the new system.
On the Safe Side.
T--------------------------------------------------
Works of Art.
letters my son sent me from college.” — Baltimore American.
A Famous Physician’s
Wonderful Discovery
After a series of careful experiments
and tests at the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N Y., cov
ering many years— Dr Bierce, the
medical director of that hospital made
announcement that he could prove
that a medicine which he called "AN-
URIC" was the best uric acid advent
now to be had. As a remedy for those
easily recognized symptoms of Inflam
mat ion—as scalding urine, backache
and frequent urination, as well as sedt
ment in the urine, or if uric acid In
the blood haa caused rheumatism, lum
bago. sciatica, gout, it is simply won
derful how quickly “ Anuric" acts;
causing Lb.- pains and stiffness rapidly
to disappear
Swollen hands, ankles, feet, are due
to a dropsical condition, often caused
by disordered kidneys.
Naturally
when the kidney« are deranged the
blood la filled with poisonous waste
matter, which settles in the feet, an
kies and wrtsta; or under the eyes In
bag like formations.
It Is just as necessary to keep the
kidneys acting properly as to keep the
bowels active.
The very beet possible way to take
care of yourself is to take a glass of
hot water before meals and an ‘‘An-
uric" thb'et In this way It it readily
dissolved with the food, picked up by
the blood and finally reaches th* kid
neys. where It has a tonic effect In
rebuilding those organs.
Step Into the drug store and ask for
a accent package of "Anuric” or aend
Dr. Pierce 10c. for trial pekg. ’Anuric
—many times more potent than lltbla.
eliminates uric acid as hot water melts
sugar. A short trial will convince you,
■ ".
Sheep W eather Storm .
Pendleton, O r.— Despite the extrem e
cold weather which haa accompanied
the storm here the past fe w days,
there have been no losses reported
from U m atilla county sheepmen. Sev
eral o f the stockmen heeded the tim ely
warning sect out and postponed shear
ing until warmer weather.
Dan Smythe, prominent Arlington
sheepman, who haa just finished shear
ing, said there was no severe storm
at Arlington and his sheep are safe.
Warm er weather is predicted the last
o f the week.
—
frantical
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the ly, d iggin g and chopping through the
original little liver pills put up 40 years debris.
ago. They regulate liver and bowels. , Tw enty more, some slightly injure»),
OSTETTER’S
STOMACH R ITTER S
Possibly So.
"There will likely be a big Influx ot
travel to Europe after the war."
"Yes. They ought to get back a
good bit of money putting up rows ot
castles to rent to Americans."— Kao
sas (Tty Journal.
health fer
Siek 'Women
Being
Well
Prepared
U ' IT F \ w riting to nSTOTtiMT«. piaono men
tion tM * pnpn r.
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say?'”— Washington Star.
Jones and his wife were seated at
the dining room table perusing the
evening papers when the door bell
rang. Jones arose to answer it, when
his .wife said:
"Let me hide those umbrellas be
fore you let them In."
"Why, do you think somebody will
»teal them?" asked Jones.
"No," replied his wife. "Someone
might recognize them."— Philadelphia
Ledger.
j
10.000 Volumes Given Argentina,
N ew Y ork — A library o f 10,000 vol
umes devoted exclusively to the Unit
ed States, the g ift o f the Carnegie en
dowment for international peace to the
Museo Social Argentino o f Buenos
Ayres, was shipped Saturday on the
steamship Voltaire.
The g ift it designed, according to
J announcement, to serve ss a "sym bol
o f good w ill and as a permanent inter
pretation o f the thought, feelings and
Corroboration.
activities o f the people o f the United
Tm so oblivious to everything ex States in the capital of our great Bis
cept my art when I am on the stage," ter republic o f Argentina.”
raid Hamlet Tiepaoer. "that I never
-an see the audience."
“ So the box office reports,” said the
manager.— Brownings Magazine.
Fruit Damage Is N ow Feared.
Marshfield, Or. — Fear is fe lt here
for the fru it crop, particularly berries,
in the finish o f the present storm, ,
which commenced five days ago. The
weather has been cold and much hail
has fallen at intervals.
Srawberries
which are about coming into market
will be injured dnleaa there is a sudden
ending o f the storm. N e a rly three i
and a half inches o f p,-*cipitation is
I the record fo r five days
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DAISY F IT KILLER
Dakota Snow T w o Feet Deep.
Sioux Falla, S. D.— Snow to a depth
o f taro fe et fe ll Tuesday in porta o f
the Black H ills in South Dakota, and
to a depth o f 10 inrhea on the Chey
enne Indian reservation, in the central
part o f the state.
Heavy rain and
•now fe ll in the entire eastern half o f
the state, but in Sioux Falla, Water-
town and Aberdeen and snowflake*
melted immediately. High winds and
fa llin g temperature, recorded at 30
promise further wintry weather
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