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W rite fo r in formation and catalog. 20th and H aw thorne ave., Portland. Ore. S ore Crannlaled Eyelids, Eyes inflamed by expo sure to Sun, Dust and ft ind quickly relieved by Marina r Eye Remedy. N o Smarting, _ just Eye C om fo rt. At Your Druggist*« 50c per Bottle. Murine Ejs S a lv t!n T u b e « 2 S c . F o r B « o k « f IbeEyefreeask Druggists or Murlue Eye Remedy C«., Ckicags A Half Portion. The lady of good family was show ing her ancestral home to her small son. She pointed with special pride to a bust of her father. "And that, Bobbie,” she said, “ is your grandfather.” Bobbie looked somewhat perplexed. "Is that all there was of him?" he asked.—New York Times. Both, "Henry Clay was a gr ate man, Cas sidy." “ He war thot, Mulligan.” “ So gra te thot he had a cigar named after him. Cassidy.” “ An' a poipe, too. Mulligan.”— Boston Transcript. So Busy. “ We have one of the hardest work ing typewriters in the world.” “ Why do you think so?” “ Sometimes she pounds her ma chine for an half an hour at a strech without stopping to adjust her back hair.”— Brooklyn Citizen. Stump Speeches. During the Civil war a carload of wooden legs arrived at a railroad sta tion to be sent to a military hospital. A man who was standing by remark ed to his companion: “ Those wooden legs are rather an eloquent protest against war, aren't they?” "Y es,” agreed the other man; they are wbat you might call stump speeches."— Boston Transcript. Near One. “ I suspect the Comeups have a twist in their boasted pedigree.” “ Well, their registered bull pup baa a screw tail.”— Boston American. Why He Objects. Jack— But what does your father see in me to object to? Edith— He doesn't see anything In you. That's why he objects.— Boston Transcript. Cold Storage. Cold storage people are engaged In holding hopes unswerved. An egg may now tie middle-aged And still be well preserved. Q o r Q Q E v e r y N iq h t' For Constipation Headache Indigestion. etc. P. N. U. No. 6. 1917 The Areh. CHILDREN SLAIN AND BURNED “ | With the Fingers! Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain Tacoma, Wash. — Four small children were brutally murdered at Auburn Sunday as they lay in their beds. The You reckless men and women who room and beds had been saturated with [ kerosene and then the house set on are pestered with torus and who have at least once a week invited an awful fire. death from lockjaw or blood poison Their father, S. A. Hewett, a North-j are now told by a Cincinnati authority era Pacific brakeman in the railroad] to use a drug called freezone. which yards at Auburn, was placed under ar- the moment a few drops are applied : rest by the King county sheriff and to any corn or callous the soreness is taken to Seattle following the gather- relieved and soon the entire corn or ' ing of a corwd o f nealry 1000 persons, j callous, root and all, lifts off with the among whom there was considerable fingers. Freezone dries the moment It is ap talk of lynching. plied, and simply shrivels the corn or Hewett*’s story is that the four callous without inflaming or even L- children retired as uusal to their beds ritating the surrounding tissue or Saturday night, but during the night skin. A small bottle of freezone will one was taken ill. He went to attend cost very little at any of the drug the little one, taking a kerosene lamp, stores, but will positively rid one's which he left burning on a chair be- feet of every hard or soft corn or j tween their two beds. Being restless, hardened callous. If your druggist he said he took a walk, returned later hasn’t any freezone he can get It at any wholesale drug house for you. Counsel for “ Leak” Inquiry. Just where the street of the village ends, Over the road an oak tree tall, | Curving In more than a crescent, bends With an arch like the gate of a Moorish wall. Over across the river there, Looking under the arch, one sees The sunshine slant through the dis tant air, Aud burn on the cliff and the tufted trees. Each day, hurrying through the town, I stop an lustant, early or late. As I cross the street, and glancing down I catch a glimpse through the Moor ish gate. Only a moment there I stand, But I look through that loop In the dusty air. Into a far-off fairyland, Where all seems calm, and kind, and fair. So sometimes at the end of a thought. Where with a vexing doubt we've striven, A sudden, sunny glimpse Is caught He— When I was 4 years old I was Of an open arch, and a peaceful left an orphan. heaven. She— What did you do with It?— — Edward Roland Sill. The Orange Peel. IF Dr. Pierce's I’eilets are best for liver, bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for a laxative—three for a cathartic. .... ..................................... .. ..................................... « » » M U » M M » » » « « | I M arine News j • • • • • • ■ I I I * »•>•• •• •• >• M » 4 « « « » 4 4 l I I M I >M > « « » 4» « » » » i Portland Yard Closes Contract for Two Big Wooden Ships Portland—Gaston, Williams & Wig- more Steamship corporation, of New York, one of the best known Eastern maritime firms, has contracted with Joseph Supple for the construction of two wooden vessels that will be built on the East Side, on property under lease to Mr. Supple from the Spokane, Portland & Seattle railroad, north of the Hawthorne bridge approach and handy to his present plant at the foot of Belmont'street. News of closing of contracts was received Wednesday, though it has been known for weeks that negotia tions were under way, and Mr. Supple, with Fred A. Ballin, associated with him as designer of the ships, left for New York two weeks ago. Mr. Ballin is the designer of a special type of a composite vessel, wood and steel being used, while Mr. Supple has had a strong leaning toward a wooden ves sel with a double planked hull, the first planking next to the frames being faid diagonally to afford strength. Both have been submitted to prospec tive purchasers, but the builders had declined to close except at figures that would insure the new yard a profit, in this case it is believed by their friends that the move means the plant will be extensive, as well as perma nent, for considerable business is looked for. Ons Way Out. D a c k a c l.o J u s t "My wife wants me to go shopping L ik e T o o th a c h e ! with her I don't see how I’m going' to get out of It." "If she were to send you back t o ' Tkar Jl'r. Editor— Sometime ago I your office after less than an hour of | had backache very bad ; it would arho shopping and told you she would never j just like a toothache. I tried a new take you ou such an expedition again. I discovery o f Doctor Pierce’s, called you would consider yourself well re- j "Auuric.* This is for kidneys and paid for your trouble, wouldn't you?” | backache. I soon felt relieved of all “ Certainly. But how am I going to backache and had no more pain, and 1 hope others troubled in the same way do that?” "Let her catch you flirting with a [ will try this wonderful new remedy. Yours sincerely, fascinating girl clerk."— Birmingham M bs . L incoln S t e a r n s . Age-Hearld. a Sporting Instinct "You seem to get a great deal of enjoyment out of your automobile.” "Y es.” replied Mr. Chugglns; "but 1 believe I’d have more fun If I were a motorcycle cop and could race with everything that came down the road." — Washington Star. You can get rid o f itching with Resinol IvMinol Ointment sn4i Resinol Soap easily heal most cases of ertema snd similar skin-eruptions. The first application usually stops the itching and burning insL»nt!y. Sold by all druggists. For sam ple of each free,’ write to Dept. S-T, Resin.>1, 1'altL more, Md. I s * RtsitstU S •»>/•»■ Mv - — A«-«»—. N ote : It Is now asserted with con fidence that these painful effects due to uric acid in the system are entirely eradi cated. A new remedy, called " Anuric. ” nas been discovered by Dr. Pierce, and Is the cause of a drainage outward of the uric acid with which it comes in contact within thn body. It will ward off back ache, headache and the darting pains and aches of articular or muscular rheuma tism—of those diseases which are caused by too much uric add, such as gout, asthma, sciatica, renal calculus. 'A n - uric ” prolongs life because old people usu ally suffer from hardening and thickening of the walls of the arteries, duo to the ex cess of uric acid in the blood and tissues. Dr. Pierce, who is director and chief physician at the Invalids’ Hotel aud ¡Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., has boon testing this wonderful medicine for the relief of over-worked and wtvalcenod kidneys. The relief obtained by sufferers has been so satisfactory that ho deter mined to place 'A n uric” with the prin cipal druggists la town where people could get this ready-to-uso medicine. "Anuric” Is not harmful or poisonous, but aids nature In throwing off those poisons within tho body which cause so ranch suffering, pain nnd misery. Scien tists assert this remedy is 37 limes more potent than lithia. For Diabetes and Bright's Disease this remedy is building up a reputation as good as Dr. I’ ierco’s other well-known medicines which have las-it proven reli able during nearly fifty years, such as Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Proscription (or the ills of women, Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, the liver regulator, and Doctor Ifiereo’s Gulden Medical Discovery lor red blood. Jimmy’s Descent. Deacon Dryden was a bitter foe of the demon rum. His clerk, Jimmy Mostly Holes. Jetro, was, in secret, quite friendly "Aren’t you afraid the moths will with the horrid monster. get Into this summer stuff?" Jimmy roomed above a store. One "They’ll find poor pickings If they Flush your kidneys occasionally Sunday morning after a session at do. Nothing in that lot but a couple Olympia is to Build Ships. poker, Jimmy started on the street. An if you eat meat Olympia, Wash.— Phillip D. Sloan, of hammocks, some openwork stock overload of whisky caused him to fall regularly. down the steps and roll to the middle president o f the Sloan Shipyards com ings and four or five peekaboo waists.” — Kansas City Journal. of the sidewalk, just as the deacon pany, of Seattle, has announced the No man or woman who eats meat passed on his way home from church. completion of negotiations by which regularly can make a mistake by work is to begin at once on the con A postal card to Garfield Tea Co., Brooklyn, flushing the kidneys occasionally, says struction of a shipyard in Olympia that a well-known authority. Meat forms N. Y ., asking for sam ple will repay you. will cover 12 acres. The site is fur If you tire easily, are subject to cold hands or feet— if you uric acid which clogs the kidney pores nished by Olympia business men on a so they sluggishly filter or strain only Trusting To Nature. catch colds readily or have rheumatic pains— your blood or lease for $3000 a year. President part of the waste and poisons from While in town the countryman the blood, then you get sick. Nearly thought he might as well call at the Sloan said that the new yards will em circulation is probably at fault and you need all rheumatism, headaches, liver trou fire insurance office and see about In ploy 600 men at maximum capacity G herm an l . w h ir p ij ^ ble, nervousness, constipation, dizzi suring his shop and household furni and add $360,000 annually to the local Sherman L. Whipple, just chosen ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders ture. payroll. He also said the company “ What facilities for extinguishing has contracts for four motor ships. counsel for the committee of the house corns from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in a fire have you in your village?” the of representatives in the “ leak” in the kidneys or your back hurts, or If vestigation, is a leading New England the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of official inquired. Armed Vessels Through Canal. The man pondered for a minute or lawyer who has had many important sediment, irregular of passage or at s c o r n E M O I Washington, D. C. — Armed mer two. cases. He is distinctly a trial lawyer. tended by a sensation of scalding, get “ There's the rain," he said.—New chant ships seeking passage through Mr. Whipple was born in 1862. He about four ounces of Jad Salts from York Times. the Panama canal will be accorded the any reliable pharmacy and take a is a graduate o f Yale. same treatment as other merchantmen, which is nature’s easily-assimilated food, to increase tablespoonful in a glass of water be 'J B R E A K - U P - â • if the governor of the canal zone ¡ b fore breakfast for a few days and COLD TABLETS your red corpuscles and charge the blood with life- satisfied the armament is solely for N t f A C O L D IN T M I S U O and fell into a sound sleep, from which your kidneys will then act fine. This defense. The question having been sustaining richness. S c o tt’s creates warmth to throw he was awakened by flames crackling famous salts is made from the acid of to brs*uk up a col Get U m genuin« at raised recently by the application of a all about him. Unable to reach the grapes and lemon Juice, combined any drug store off colds and gives resistance to prevent sickness. Japanese vessel, the War department, children, he said he rushed to a neigh with lithia and has been used for on the advice of the State department, generations to flush clogged kidneys His Loss. No A lcohol in SCOTT’S. Every Druggist has it. bor’s to give a fire alarm and then re Wednesday instructed the governor to SC O T T A B O W N E . Bloomfield. N. J. turned, and with a garden hose tried and stimulate them to activity, also have you The Husband—Where to neutralize the acids In urine so it be guided by the President’ s circular to quench the flames. no longer causes Irritation, thus end been? to customs collectors at the beginning The Wife— Playing bridge. Examination of the children’ s char ing bladder disorders. of the European war. “ Did you win?” red bodies, the coroner said, revealed If you have a side cow- - o r o n e th a t Is n o t Jad Salts Is Inexpensive and can thriving and producing as sh r e sh o u ld , w h y not “ No, I lost.” the fact that their skulls had been not Injure; makes a delightful effer b r e a k a w a y Ir fr o m the worry an d u n c e r ta in ty “ You ought to be ashamed of your Steel Yard Humming Now. crushed in, while the mattresses on vescent lithia-water drink which all r ig h t n o w — g e t a p a c k a g e o f K o w -K u r e . the self. You should have been at home g r e a t co w m ed icin e , fr o m your d r u g g i s t or Portland — Since the dove of peace which they lay were saturated with regular meat eaters should take now looking after your children."— Yon feed d e a le r and p r o t o r-'t y o u r s e lf th a t it h a s and then to keep the kidneys clean has spread wings over the plant of the blood. n o e q u a l In th e tr e a t m e n t o * m o st co w a ilm e n ts. kers Statesman. Northwest, Steel company, following Behind a little trundle bed on which and the blood pure, thereby avoiding • O n th o u s a n d s o f f a r m s K o w -K u r e g u a r d s th e h erd serious kidney complications. a g a in s t th e r a v a g e s o f A b o r t io n . B a r r e n e ss. R e t a in e d A f t e r the strike early this month, reorgan slept the only girl of four, Myrtle, Inevitable. b ir th M ilk F e v e r . S c o u r in g . B u n c h e s, etc. Y o u d o n ’ t need to aged 6, was found a blood-stained u se K o w -K u r e on f a i t h ; a tria l w ill sh o w d ecid ed , v is ib le Im p r o v e “ Do you think it’s right to support a ization is being rapidly worked out Contrariwise. m e n t P u t it to a t e s t — In v e st to d a y in a 50c or $1.00 p a c k a g e . Send and it is estimated that all but about hammer, and in the room an empty "Funny discovery, wasn't it, the food large population in idleness?" asked 100 men who went out are again on fo r o u r fr e e t r e a tis e , “ T h e H o m e C ow D o c t o r .” bottle labeled chloroform. the man of reckless ideas. speculators made?" P 4 I H Y A S S O C I A T I O N CO .. I . y n d o n v l l t r . V t . “ Sometimes It's got to be done," re the payroll. Under the bed in which the three “ What was that?” Those remaining idle are mostly boys lay was found a blood-stained pil “ That their live turkeys were a dead plied Farmer Corntossei. "I have a whole barnyard full of chickens that helpers and places are to be made for low slip. loss.”—Boston American. haven’t laid an egg all winter.” some when the force Is increased or One Kind Of Clevernett. Practical. The other three children, Ephraim, —Washington Star. "How does Bliggins get the reputa others resign. A Woman’s Curves. aged 10; Arthur, aged 8, and Clar “ It is no use trying to get away from tho solemn fact that the woman tion of being such a clever man? He'« ence, aged 6, were found in one big Ted—How did she come to hit you Better Off. of today is a most practical and re always getting into some new kind of with the snowball? bed. Balfour Fleet Augmented. "There Is one of our best surgeons sourceful creature,” said the man who trouble.” Ned—I was hiding around the After the fire the father handed to Portland — Lumber to make up the has known a few. passing over there." “ Yes. Where ho shows his clever a neighbor, Frank MeGilvray, an en corner.—Chicago Herald. “ Yes, I know him and he cut me next cargo o f the schooner Camano, "W hat makes you think so?” a ness Is by getting out again."—Wash velope containing the insurance poli dead.” ington Star. now on the way to San Francisco from friend asked. Defined. cies which it is said he had taken out "That’s a lot better than If he cut Gilbert Islands, I isb been purchased by “ The unsentimental attitude of a Diplomacy is the art of being dis recently for his children and which agreeable in a polite manner.— Boston you living.”— Baltimore American. Ask The Kid's Mother. Balfour, Guthrie & Co. from the East girl I know. 1 told her that she had had been saved from the fire. Transcrip. Willis—That new baby of mine is ern and Western mill. The schooner inspired Borne of my best poems. 8he Time Saving. is one o f those bought last year by didn't sfiy a word about the poems, the smartest kid in the world. High Roumanians Die In Wreck. Olllis—That's what they all say. You Where Are They? "W e're not wasting time on dime Balfour, Guthrie & Co., and she will but she wrote to my publishers for a percentage of the royalties.”— New can't prove It. Berlin— More than 100 Roumanians be dispatched for the West Coast. The man who had made a huge for novels, as we used to.” York Times. Willis— I sure can. If you don't be “ No. It used to lake a whole day of high rank lost their lives in a train tune was speaking a few words to a to read a dime novel Now we can get lieve me. just ask the kid's mother wreck near the Roumanian station of number of students at a business class. the whole plot In a moving picture in Constipation, indigestion, »ickh eadache and grandmothers.— Puck. Tshura, according to a dispatch said by Of course, the main theme of his ad side of 20 minutes.”— Washington and bilious conditions are overcome by a course o f Garfield Tea. Drink on retiring. Prohibition Sentiment. Star. the Overseas News agency to have dress was himself. “ All my success in life, all my tre been printed in the Russki Slovo. The “ However it may be disposed of, Heartless Sister. Good Night. locomotive o f a train carrying the Rou mendous financial prestige,” he said prohibition in the broader sense Is proudly, “ I owe to one thing alone— Mildred, who had a small friend to manians to Russia jumped the track pluck, pluck, pluck!” Miss Nyse— The doctor says you Portland—Wheat— Bluestem, $1.66 spend the afternoon with her, found coming to the front. The Senate and the cars took fire. per bushel; club, $1.62; fortyfold, that tho care of her little brother in Committee on Judiciary has had be He made an impressive pause here, mustn’t call any more. Cholly Staylate— Did he say that? It is reported from the same source but the effect was ruined by one stu $1 .63; red Russian, $1.68. fore It many suggestions for a form terfered sadly with their plans. Miss Nyse— Well, he said that I that 45,000 Roumanian refugees have dent, who asked Impressively: Oats— No. 1 white feed, $36.60. John showed a tiresome persistence of resolution to amend the Constitu needed eight hours' sleep.— Boston already settled in the Russian province “ Yes, sir; but how are we to find in Joining their games. Meeting with tion of the United States so as to Rarley— No. 1 feed, $39.00. Transcrip. o f Poltava and that a large number of the right people to pluck?”— Phila F lou r— Patents, $8.40; straights, little encouragement, he asked at last, provide nation wide prohibition. They decided finally to adopt one such form delphia Ledger. others continue to arrive. $7.60 6( 7.80; valley, $7.90; whole somewhat wistfully: Business Weight. and report It to the Senate. The "Milly, can’t 1 play something?” wheat, $8.60; graham. $8.40. "Our forefathers pledged their sa “ That man is in a grave revery.” “ Yes, John,” she replied firmly. Oo fact that the committee came to this Mexicans' Refuge Closed. Millfeed— Spot prices: Bran. $26.60 ‘‘Yes; I noticed he was buried in cred honor when they started this Into the back room and play you're decision by a vote o f 1:1 to 2 is in it per ton; shortB , $30.60; rolled barley, dead for half an hour.”— Exchange. San Antonio, Tex.— Guatemala has thought.”— Baltimore American. country." self a straw which indicates the flow $42(1(43. "How much did they raise on the of sentiment." — From Collier's for declared her intention o f strictly en pledge in caah?”— Baltimore Ameri Hay— Producers’ prices: Timothy, January 20th. forcing the neutrality laws, and as the Square. can. Eastern Oregon, $ 1 9 « 20 per ton; val first act toward this end President Es Man—I want your opnlon In a mat But Not of the Tracks. ley, $166(16; alfalfa, $156(16; valley ter. Would you advise me to borrow trada Cabrera ordered the arrest of The Ruling Passion. grain hay, $126(13; clover, $11.00. $10 to help me out of a tight place? General Luis Medina Barron, said to "What is the occupation of the old "Be as light as you can on me I,egal Friend— By all means. Butter — Cubes, extras, 356;;374c; be one o f the leading Generals support man who is always asking at the li Judge,” Man—Very good! Lend me ten. prime firsts, 87Jc; firsts, 3546/,36c. ing Felix Diaz in operations against brary for books on Indians and Egyp "Twelve months.” Legal Friend—That’s all right My Jobbing prices: Prime extras, 42c; the de facto government of Mexico, "Couldn’t you fix it so l could be cartons, 1 cent extra; butterfat, No. fee for legal advice Is $10, and we'll tians and Orientals aud the like?" according to information here. ‘‘He gives people Ups on the races.” out in time to see the «forld Buries Just call It square.— Boston Transcript. — Baltimore American. President Cabrera also declared his next year?”— Birmingham Age-Herald 1, 41c; No. 2, 39c, Portland. Eggs — Oregon ranch, current re intention o f permitting the extradition Afraid Of His Wife. ceipts, 336(34c per dozen; Oregon o f all former Huerta followers now liv Babson— Why do you always take a ranch, candled, 356(36c; selects, 38c. ing in Guatemala. Special attention must be taxi home from tho club night*? Poultry — Hens, 17fe(18c per pound; Blbbler—When I arrive at my door paid to the diet, and reg- springs, 1 6 « 17c; turkeys, live, 1 8 0 and learn how much the fare Is, It Oregon Troops Ordered Home. 20c; dressed, 2 3 « 2 6 c ; ducks, 206(22c; aobers me instantly.— Boston Tran ularity must be prom o Portland— “ All Oregon troops on the geese, 126(13c. scrip. border ordered home.” ted in the stomach, Veal— Fancy, 1446$16c per pound. This telegram received Sunday after As They View It Now. Pork— 130184c per pound. Liver and Bowels. noon from Senator George E. Cham Vegetables— Artichokes, 90e@91.101 "Now, my girl, don’t rush hastily In- berlain, by Major W. W. Wilson, ac It’S (•rand m o t h e r ’ * R e c ip e to per dozen; tomatoes, nominal: cab- (0 marriage, Marriage is a serious Suggestions that may save ting adjutant general, is the first an liage, $3.26 per hundred;, eggplant, 25c matter. Much Suffering H ring H ack ( ' « l o r a n d nouncement that has been made o f the T get you, grandma. It’s no Joke per pound; lettuce, $2.60 per box; cu decision of the government to recall L u s tr e t o H a ir , cumbers, ll.S 9Q 9.00 per dozen; cel to go after a divorce and have to spend j from the Mexican border the last of ery, $5.50 per crate; cauliflower, six months getting a residence In some | Marysville, I’a —“ For twelve years the Oregon contingent which was $2.60, squash, l|c per pound; pep faraway town.”—Louisville Courier That beautiful, even shade of dark, I suffered with terrible cramps. 1 called out seven months ago, and pers, 26c; sack vegetables, $1.26; Journal. would have to stay 1 glossy hair can only be had by brew- which has been in continual service in bed several days J ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul- sprouts, l i e per pound. ever since. "Why, Jam es!" exclaimed the start Potatoes — Oregon buying prices, every mo n t h . I - phur. Your hair la your -charm. It led deacon. “ What Is the matter?" tried all kinds o f makes or m ars' the face. When It $2.006(2.26 per hundred; sweet, $4. ” N nothing—nothing at all,” stam Radio C overt Wide Span. remedies and was j fades, turns gray or streak ed, Just an Onions -Oregon buying prices, $5.60 mered Jlmmey. "That's the w way 1 treated by doctors, | application or two of Sag» and Sul per sack, country points. San Diego, Cal. — The new naval ■ „ , .»1 always come down stairs.”—8t. Louis but my trouble con phur enhances Us appearance a bun- raido station at Cbollaa Heights, which Apples 78c«$1.60 G,ob^ Democrmt Green Fruits tinued until one day I dredfold. was recently opened gave a demonstra per box; pears, $1.760(2.60; cranber I read about Lydia Don’t bother to prepare the mix- tion of its power Monday when the ries, $106(11 per barrel. Knew The Location. E. I'inkham'» Vege j ture; you can get this famous old re operators on duty talked with Arling "A perfect wife never nags,” says a cipe improved by the addition of other table Compound and Hope— 1916 crop, 56(9c per pound. Three year-old Sydney had the meas ton, Va., station, Darien, Panama, writer In an exchange. That's true. ingredients tor 50 cents a large bottle, what it hail done for Wool— Eastern Oregon, fin«, 24«, lea, and was a real sick little boy. Hie others. I tried it Nome, Alaska, and Honolulu, and over And a perfect husband never gives all ready for use It Is called Wyeth's 30c per pound; coarse, 8 3 « 3 6 e ; val snxlons grandmother bent over him _______________ and now I am never heard French operator» at work on the cause for nagging.— Baltimore Star. ! Sage and Sulphur Compound and asked sympathetically: This ley, 33«,41e; mohair, nominal. "Can't you tell grandmamma where troubled with crampe and fee' like a island of Papeete, in the South Pacific. ran always be depended upon to bring Lascars Bark—Old and new, 6c per different woman. I cannot praiae you feel bad?” lack the natural color and lustre of pound. They concluded by exchanging the time Without a moment's hesitation lltUe Lydia E. l'inkham's Vegetable Com your balr. o f day with operators at a radio sta Cattle- Steers, prime, $8.006(8.60; pound too highly and I am recommend Sydney answered; Everybody uses "W yeth's” Sage and \ fair to good, tion near Melbourne, Australia. $7.006(8.00; cows. "W ight here In bed."— Indianapolis ing it to my friends who suffer as I d id / , Sulphur C'im pound now because It —Mrs. C eorgk R. N a t d o a. Bo* T2, ! choice, $7.366(7.60; medium to good, News. darkens so naturally aud evenly that Villa Is Militant. M arysville. Pa. nobody can tell it has been applied. 1 $6.506(7.00', ordinary to fair, $5.75« Young women who are troubled with heifers. $4.006(7.50; bulls. Washington, D. C.— No official in Yon simply dampen a sponge or soft ! 6.26; Constipation ran b* cured without drugs. n * WtrWi Osate*« Natur**'* own rvm *d y---*«l*ct*d h*rbs---t* painful or irregular periods, backache, formation is at hand as to whether brush with It and draw this through 93 766(6.00; calves, $3.006(9.00. headache, dragging-down sensations. ilfim l ktmmlj. Hogs — Heavy packing, 216-250 Garfield T e a the hair, tal:lng one small strand at Villa or Carranza troope are to occupy fainting spells or indigestion should a time; by morning the gray hair has [ pounds, $10.806(10.95; light butchers, P a in In « I d e , the terriotry left vacant by the Ameri take Lydia E. rink ham's Vegetable The Best Solution. disappeared, and after another appli 910.806(10.86; light packing, 170-190 Rheumatism, cana, but the belief is strong here that "Bridget, you have broken as much Compound. Thousands have been ta cation it becom es beautifully dark and B a ck a ch e, pounds. $9.856(. 10.00; rough heavy, Villa, who ia credited with having a ilored to health by this root and herb appears glmssy and lustrous. This 99.006(9.25; pigs snd skips, $ 9 .3 6 « china this month as your wages -A n y L oca l force o f at least 8000 well-armed men amount to. Now. how can you prevent remedy. ready to-us» preparation Is a delight- P a in . Write for free and heipful advice to and who is now said to he at least four this occurring again?” - ful toilet r< qulslte for those who de 10.00; stock hogs, (8.506(9.00. Sheep — I^mha, 110.766(12.00; year /•i/rf ns H ,--/•* “ Ot don't know, mum, said Bridget, I.v Ha E. i'inkham Medicine Co. ( « *>• times as strong as when the American ! sire dark htair and a youthful appear Sciential). I.ynn, Mass Only ALLCOCK'S. troops crossed the border, will make s I anre It 1^ not Intended for the cure, ling wethers, $9.006(10.00; old weth "unless ye raise me wages."— Naw open and read such letter*, York Time#. ers, »8.76 09 .7 $; awes. $6.7508.50. desperate effort to take the territory, i mitigation or prevention of dt BEGIN ON SALTS B Y O U R B L O O D W E L IV E OF NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL w - > 25 ' TO OBTAIN THE ◄ — HIGHEST DEGREE OF EFFICIENCY ETEAT You can help Nature wonderfully by trying OSTETTER’S Stomach Bitters H A l I cock PLASTERS THOSE AWFUL CRAMPS
