Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, May 11, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttoo I Hotel Hoyt YANKEE INVENTION TO END O m n i - Renovated Decorate« 100 Depot» Fireproof Corser Sixth end Hoyt St».. Portland, Ore. Thoroughly & LOU H IM ES M anwnr. RATES:—71c to K. SPECIAL—W««k or M< Submarine Problem Solved by J HOTEL ■ tW NORTHWEST^ Eric V . Hauser, President. ]550 A 75 ..s i m B s g ' ' D i y - U p K S P S i $2 Up ['Asad* •f (amen EiteWMuJ H«ci> C FO R D * k O C A R S R IM fit* both front and rear wheel. Applied in 6 min utee. Saves time, clothes, temper and religion Price $6.60. Sent parcel poet prepaid, upon re eeipt o f price. OtIOOi V IL U IIIIM CO., T h e Tire Shop. 833-335 Burnside a t, Portland, Oregon " C . B . " M I N E R S & CO. UNIVERSAL REPAIR ud MACHINE SHOP klTtMSIU W lltlM 111 IIUILIIH. I. L m l ttn Ml mu* ITJ. PVIIIAII, NIMI FRED P. GORIN, Paint Attorney. Organizer and Developer. Patents secured or Fee Refunded. FR E E , Toy X-Ray Plate; shows every bone in your body right through your clothing. Suites 701, 701A . 701B. 701C. Central bldg., Seattle S T U D Y bookkeeping, shorthand, telegraphy, salesmanship. English branches, at an accredited school; write, or phone Main 690 for catalogue; graduates guaranteed positions. Behnke-Walkei Business College, 167 4th Street, near Morriaon, Portland. Oregon. L E A R N A T R A D E . Gas Tractor and A u to mobile men are in demand. W e are givin g a com- te course in both fo r the price o f one tuition, a short time only. L a rge class now graduat ing and have room for few more men. Catalog and details free. HcaqAiil’« Trade Sdi»»U. 20th A Hawthwae Portland, Oregon. C 4 0 Per Cent OFF ON DEVELOPING AN D PRINTING Send us your next film or negatives fo r a trial and receive 40 per cent discount on the order. Ve- lox prints. 2c up. Developing. 10 and 15c. En largements. up to 8x10, black and white. 25c. A ll work guaranteed. O w ing to the discount, kindly send remittance to cover order. Difference will !** refunded in case some are not good. Only one or der to a fam ily at this price. “THE PRINTS THAT PLEASE" PHOTO C R A F T SHOP. Pittock Block. P. O. Box 725. Portland, Oregon H ID ES , P E L T S , C AS C A R A B AR K, W OOL AND M O H A IR . Hi nit ill jrw hue. Write fer prices end shipping tegs THI H. F. NOWTOW C o . Pimma. Ore; Seattle. Wn W e A re Buyers of Veal, Hogs, Hides, Poultry, Eggs, Etc. Your shipments to us will bring to you prompt return» and best possible prices. W R IT E FOR SH IPPING T A G S . V A LLE Y PRODUCE COMPANY, 115 Front St.. Portland, Oregon c i w gg i n Poultry, Vea|’ Pork* Beef* Butter, Eggs and Farm Produce to the Old Reliable Everding house with a record o f 45 years o f Square Dealings, and be assured of T O P M A R K E T PRICES. F. M. CRONKHITE 45-47 Front Street FO R SALE Portland, Oregon OR MONTHS LIM IT ■ tra tire it Save ehnngtng on th«* road THE T W IN Everyone should drink hot water with phoephate In It, before breakfast. W hile Southern Pacific reports indi- I cate a steady decline in the car short - Baltimore Engineer. | age from Ap ril 28, when the late peak I o f 1157 was reached, to 909, reported | I Saturday, the Public Service commis- T o feel as fine as the proverbial 1 sion still is besieged with complaints. fiddle, we must keep the liver washed clean, almost every morning, to pre I Governor Withycombe has tele vent Its sponge-like pores from clog graphed to R. N. Stanfield, represent ging with indigestible material, sour ing the State Council o f Defense at bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted Washington, asking him to urge Secre physician. Plan Has Confidence o f Naval Con I f you get headaches, it’s your liver. tary o f War Baker that steps be taken | to prohibit enlistments from the rural I f you catch cold easily, it's your liver. sulting Board Inventor R e fu s e I f you wake up with a bad taste, I districts. furred tongue, nasty breath or stom to Talk - Assures Success. Governor Withycombe has been ad- ach becomes ri.ncid, It’s your liver. ------ j vised by Attorney General Brown that Sallow skin, muddy complexions, wa j members o f the Third Oregon lnfan- tery eyes all denote liver uncleanlt- Baltimore, Md.— Despite official at- 1 try, who are in the state on Monday, ness. Your liver is the most Impor tant. also the most abused and neglect tempts to discredit the statement made I ^une 4- be allowed to vote on ed organ o f the body. Few know its Saturday by W illiam M. Saunders. 1 mattere f i n i n g to state affairs to function or how to release the dammed , . come up at the special election, up body waste, bile and toxins. Most chairman o f the Naval Consulting . ... , .. -I W ith labor scarce, appropriations folks resort to violent calomel, which is a dangerous, salivating chemical Board, that an invention practically , . ,, , , ! K . . r m aterially decreased and demands for had been perfected that would end the wages soaring, state institutions con which can only be used occasionally because it accumulates in the tissues, submarine menace, there is such an in front a decidedly serious situation, ac also attacks the bones. Every man and woman, sick or well, vention. This was learned in B alti cording to reports made to the State should drink each morning before more Monday where the invention was Board o f Control by practically every breakfast, a glass of hot water with a one o f the heads o f such institutions. discovered by a Baltimore engineer, teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In An interesting relic o f the past in it, to wash from the liver and bow?ls Emil Gathmann, the inventor. the shape o f an old Am erican flag has the previous day’s Indigestible mater Mr. Gathmann, seen at his home in just been hung in the dining room o f ial, the poisons, sour bile and toxins; Walbrook, was loath to discuss the the P ilot Butte Inn at Bend. The flag thus cleansing, sweetening and fresh invention, but he authorized this state is one given by General Ulysses S. ening the entire alimentary canal be Grant to W illiam T. Birdsall, father o f fore putting more food Into the stom ment: ach. W. C. Birdsall, manager o f the inn, Limestone phosphate does not re “ I can only say this; and bears only 38 stars, indicating its strict the diet like calomel, because it “ W ithin three or four months there I age. can not salivate, for It is harmless and w ill be no submarine menace. The ! A t the m eeting o f the Medford city you can eat anything afterwards. It plan that w ill mean the eradication of Is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, the German U-boat as a real menace I council this week, Mayor Gates launch and any pharmacist w ill sell you a w ill take about that tim e to be worked ed a vigorous campaign to stop all quarter pound, which Is sufficient for out. When it has been worked out forms o f gambling in Medford. The a demonstration of how hot water and and is in actual operation, then a state city executive said that a charity pa limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates tient whom he had befriended recently and freshens the liver, keeping you ment o f some kind may be made. But I cannot say anything now, lost $4.50, which was all the cash he feeling fit day In and day out. nor do I think anyone else has been had, in a game o f poker at a local pool Hard to Get Up. room. authorized to say anything.” "E v e ry cloud may have a silver lin From sources other than Gathmann, „ . , . _ .. , , . . . The monthly report o f the Industrial in'," said Uncle Eben, “ but de facili it is known definitely and authonta- Accident commission for A p ril shows ties ain' alius pervided fur climbin' tively that the invention and the p an , receipU for the month amounting to up an’ lookin’ at dat side o' de cloud which now has the approval and the $77,937.29, and disbursements o f $83,- confidence o f the Naval Consulting , 139 35 Just Now, Cost o f administration during Board “ W hat’s the best seller today?” , . , is . o „ f recent birth. ... , W* 8 the month was $4121.66. The com pleted by Gathmann at the plant o f the , mi8ajon ha(1 a total balarK.e o f , y50j. "Judging from the most recent re Gathmann Engineering company at 947.72 with the state treasurer on ports, I should say it was a potato cel lar.’’— Baltimore American. Texas, Baltimore county, about three A p ril 30. weeks ago. A t that tim e Mr. Ga/th- j Hint to Girls. The State Highway department may mann went to Washington for a Sun O f course it is none of our business, day night conference with naval offi use funds available in the treasury out cials, and as a result naval engineers o f the $300,000 derived from the one- but any smart girl could reduce the cost of shoes and stockings by doing came to Baltimore the follow ing day. fourth mill tax to complete contracts her own knitting.— Dallas News. The invention, it is understood, was entered into before the present com approved and then the naval authori mission went into office, according to Animal Yarns. by Attorney General ties got into touch with other engi an opinion “ E ver read Aesop's fables?” neers who had submitted other plans Brown, sent to State Highway En "Y e s ," replied Mr. Growcher. "And and these other engineers were told o f gineer Nunn. I don't see what they were written the Gathmann invention. The Beuhner Lumber company at for.” “ Why. to point a moral.” Tests o f the whole plan on the A t North Bend announces a straight in “ But I don't see how a man who lantic coast then followed, and, ac crease in wages for its employes o f the cording to the statement made by Mr. logging camps and mills o f 25 cents told such whoppers as he did could claim to have anything moral about Saunders Saturday and the hints made per day, which places the minimum for him.” — Washington Star. by Mr. Gathmann Monday, they proved men at $2.75, effective May 1. The the invention an entire success. Reverse. company had this raise under consider Gathmann is well acquainted and ation for some tim e past and it is the “ They say there will be food dic closely associated with Mr. Saunders, first advance above wages generally tators appointed to prevent food spec the head o f the Naval Consulting current in the best-paying companies. ulators.' “ A t last poetic retribution. The Board. He is an active member o f the The order applies to nearly 375 men. packers w ill be canned.”— Exchange. American Association o f Mining En Sheridan has, to date, sent 62 young gineers, o f which Mr. Saunders is the men to the army and navy. president. FOUR ; LARGEST ud FINEST' A truckload o f mohair was sold in i Corvallis Saturday to W alter H. Kline ; for more than $3000. It was auctioned \ off and brought 66$ cents a pound. SAYS HOT WATER WASHES POISONS FROM THE LIVER EXCHANGE F or property anywhere in the United S ta te, or Canada. W hat can you offer for 160 acre, timber and bunch ,r a a . near Boundary. 160 acres Colum bia R iver water fron t near Boasburr. 10 or 100 acre, adjoining M eyer. Falls. 50 lot. on buaine., atreet in Meyery Falla—ail in Stevens county. Wash. 240 acres Shoshone county, timber and bunch grass. 150 acres Kootenai County. 420 acres Bonner County, ranch and timber. Idaho—also eottage in Seattle for acreage near Spokane? W. S RO B ISO N. 201 Central Bldg . Seattle. ' R E A L T Y : A ll parts U S. snd Cansds.” C MC CD C AT l i u m i u n r C T A T C C v N t t n o n l UNIUN U r O l A l t o According to statements that devel- oped at a meeting o f the State board o f control recently the penitentiary Berlin Calls U. S. Pan-American Policy I brick plant may be closed down after the governor takes charge o f the pris- “ Imperialism on March.” on this month. Amsterdam— The Kolnische Volks- The Sunset Woolen M ill at Bandon, zeitung, in an article under the cap tion, "A m erican Imperialism on the a newly-incorporated local stock com March,” in which it reviews the at pany composed o f 60 business men, titude o f the Central and South A m eri has completed arrangements for the can republics toward the war between opening o f the old Bandon Woolen the United States and Germany, says: Mills plant, and operations w ill com- It w ill “ President W ilson’ s diplomatic cam j mence in about three weeks. paign had successful, but it cannot be j employ between 40 and 60 persons. If Your Skin Itches Just Use Resinol N o remedy can honestly promise to heal every case of eczema or similar skin ailment. But Keslnol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap, gives such instant relief from the itching and burning, and so generally succeeds in clearing the eruption away for good, that It is the standard skin treatment o f thousands and thousands of physi cians. Sold by all druggists. F O O D D R I V E IS B E G U N Director o f Extension Service Seeking Co-operation o f Every farm er to Increase A ll Pro4lucts. Portland— Headquarters for the big food drive to be made by all Oregon producers have been established at 513 Oregon building, and Professor R. D. Hetxel, director o f the Oregon A g r i cultural College extension service, is in charge o f the campaign. He said the work was started officially Wed nesday o f visiting and organizing the farmers throughout the state and bringing their earnest efforts to bear upon the threatened shortage o f all kinds o f foodstuffs. The workers who met in convention here went into the country to take charge o f the work in the various farm ing districts. Ten organizers were sent to the outside cities and there are already 50 people in the field gettin g the work under way. Mr. H etzel feels every phase o f the state work w ill be covered thoroughly in the campaign now being started. The men now in the field are direct ed to determine first o f all what the farmers require in order to produce the greatest possible acreage o f all sorts o f foodstuffs, as well as the max imum o f animals and poultry. Then w ill go forward the enlisting o f labor, o f machinery and seeds to meet their requirements. F O O D E X P E R T C O M E S TO U. S. New Chairman o f Food Board to Arrive From England Soon. N ew Y ork — H erbert C. Hoover, re cently chosen as chairman o f the Am er ican food board, is on his way from England on an American ship and w ill arrive here within a few days, it is announced by the American commis sion fo r re lie f in Belgium. A fte r conferring with members o f the com m ittee here, Mr. H oover w ill be pre pared to go to Washington to assume his new position. So far as is known by the men here who have been asso ciated with him in the re lie f work Mr. Hoover has no intention o f aban doning the chairmanship o f the Belgian commission, although it is expected that the executive work w ill be carried on by other members, including W. S. Honnodl, relie f director in America. Water to Aid Gardeners. North Yakim a — To encourage the production o f crops within the city lim its and help out the bark lot garden movement, the Pacific Power & Eight company has announced a special rate o f 5 cents for each 1000 gallons of water used for irrigation purposes in place o f the regular rate o f 20 cents. This is the company’s war tim e “ b it.” Under the plan as worked out by Man ager George C. Swayer reduced rates w ill be given for all water in excess of that used byAthe same consumer last summer. $1 a Dozen Eggs Possible. Eugene, Or. — “ Don't k ill off the laying hens," was the warning sounded by Professor C. C. Lamb, poultry ex pert o f the Oregon Agricultural col lege, in an address at the Eugene A r mory. “ K ill only the ‘ boarder’ hens and select with care,” he advised. Mr. Lamb predicted that unless the people come to a realization that the state's poultry is being slaughtered, ow ing to the high price o f feed and the price o f poultry, e g g prices w ill soar to new high records during the coming year, suggesting $1 a dozen by next winter. Getting Used to It. “ Turkish women muffle the entire In the Tea Kettle. low er part of the face with a veil, leaving only the eyes exposed. Queer Cousin Elmer had a big boil on the said magnificent, results. He appar Officers o f four California cement costume, eh?” back of his neck that was Interfering ently planned to compel the various re “ I thought so until our girls began Wheat Bluestem.......................... $2.76 seriously with his enjoyment of the companies that had been included in a spring and the world In general, and publics to follow in his wake. Federal indictment against members wearing their furs that way.”— Louis Forty f o l d ....................................... 2.73 Club................................................ 2.72 That the scheme failed in Mexico o f the so-called “ cement trust,” charg ville Courier-Journal. the conversation at the dinner table Red R u ssian ................................. 2.69 turned from cousin Elmer's ailment is a matter o f course. Mexico, with ing illegal combination to apportion to a general discussion of bolls. Japan’s backing, takes up a special po Oats -N o . 1 w h it e ...................... $52.25 When a lull came, Johtr, age 8, who sition and we w ill not believe that territory and control preies, in behalf | o f the companies enter pleas of gu il B arley— No. f e e d ....................... 52.50 had been listening intently, spoke up: Mexico ever w ill fight against us. ty before Federal Judge Wolverton in "T h e last boil I saw, papa, was In C attle— Steers, p rim e .. .$10.500/11.25 'In the. other Central and South Portland. the tea kettle.”— Indianapolis News. Steers, g o o d ................... 10.00/« 10.50 American states there is always more Steers, m ed iu m .............. 9.50(r/ 9.76 or less chance o f success for President | A fte r w aiting a number o f months No Doubt About That. Cows, choice................... 9.00fu 9.50 “ W hat! Paid $50 for a hat? Woman, Wilson, and that the results are so to ascertain what the Eugene Chamber Cows, m ed iu m ................ 8.50/« 9.00 poor shows that the spirit o f independ o f Commerce would do as to the pur- are you mad?” Cows, f a i r ....................... 7.50/«< 8.25 "N o ; but It's plain to be seen that ence there is still a powerful factor.” j chase o f flaxseed from the state, and H e i f e r s ........................... 6.50/ii, 10.00 The paper treats also o f President ! after rejectin g a number o f offers you are.”— Boston Transcript. Bulls................................. 6.00(1/) 8.50 W ilson’s "d iplom atic failu re” in Vien : from outside people, the State board Philadelphia, P a.— “ One year ago I C a lv e s ............................. 8.00/« 10.00 Motiva Enough. na, which it says had this advantage, o f conrtol has found that Eugene does was very sick and I suffered with pains $15.45/« 15.85 Manager— Your play lacks motive, that in Vienna, Sofia and Constantino not want the seed and that the offers in my side and back Hogs Packing Playw right— M otive? Why, man, I ple no American agents remain to spy made from other sources are now until I nearly went Rough h e a v ie s ............... 14.50/« 15.00 haven't had a square meal In a year. and intrigue against Germany. closed. crazy. 1 went to Pigs and s k ip s ................ 14.00/« 14.50 different doctors and Stock hogs....................... 12.50/« 14.00 Several o f the large logging camps The Reason. British Ahead o f Schedule. they all said 1 had Sheep W eth ers............. $ 9.75/« 12.00 “ W hat a big snob that fellow seems and mills in the Clatskanie vicinity are 9.00/« 11.00 female trouble and E w e s ......................... . Washington, D. C. — The British I to b e !" in receipt o f the “ red hand" postcards would not g et any L a m b s ............................. 10.26/« 13.50 '“ O f course, he Is. That’s why he's forces on the Western front are two which have been sent broadcast relief until I would Flour Patents, $12.20. attached to an official bureau.”— Bal weeks ahead o f their attacking sched- throughout the lumber industry o f the be operated on. I timore American. M iiifeed — Spot prices: Bran, $44 lue, according to a cablegram received Northwest since Saturdsy. had suffered forfour per ton; shorts, $47; rolled barley, here by Secretary Balfour, from the The Easiest Way. y e a r s before this $58; rolled oats, $58. The Baker Red Cross organized last time, but I kept g e t Northern visitor, in Georgia— I see foreign office. The advance, it said, Wednesday already has 77 members. Corn— W hite, $72 per ton; cracked, as been much faster than expected you raise hogs almost exclusively ting worse the more $73. A campaign for 1000 members by June and the losses smaller. The losses about here. Do you find they pay E very month since I 1 is Scir.g launched and those at the j medicine I took Hay — Producers’ prices: Timothy, were said to be only one-half as large better than corn and potatoes? was a young girl I had suffered with Native, slowly— Wal, no; but yer proportionately as those on the Somme head o f the movement expect to have cramps in my sides at periods and was Eastern Oregon, $26/«30 per ton; val ley timothy, $22/« 24; alfalfa, $23; see. stranger, bogs don't need hoeing! offensive last year. This is attributed one o f the strongest chapters in the never regular. I saw your advertise valley grain hay, $18/« 19. state. — Exchange. to incomparably better artillery prep ment in the newspaper and the picture Butter — Cubes, extras, 341c per aration and the fact that the men are Coquille is not a town o f office-seek- j o f a woman who had been saved from pound; prime firsts, 33Jr. Jobbing Had a Good Doctor. not allowed to outrun the guns. ers, and when it appeared the city j an operation and this picture was im prices: Prints, extras, 38c; cartons, The Sympathetic Friend— la he a good doctor? caucus might pass by without any can- 1 pressed on my mind. The doctor had lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, 38c; No. Pay Rise Extension Asked. The Chronic Invalid—Oh. splendid. didates offering themselves for coun-1 given me on!y two more days to make 2, 36c. I have only been employing him three Washington, D. C.— Secretary Dan up my mind so I sent my husband to the E ggs Ranch, current receipts, 321 months, and he has already told me iels Monday recommended to the house oilmen, a committee was appointed by i drug store a t once for a bottle o f Lydis /«,33c per dozen; selects, 34c. I have almost ail the diseases there naval committee that an increase i n ! the Commercial club to solicit subé I E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and Poultry — Hens, 18/« 19c per pound; stantial men to run for the offices. are.— Buffalo Express. pay o f $15 a month, already agreed on believe me, I soon noticed a change and broilers, 36/« 30c; turkeys, 22/« 23c; fo r enlisted men, o f the navy, be ex- i Setveny-two quarts o f whisky, evi- when I had finished the third bottle 1 ducks, 22/«24c; geese, 13/« 16c. ‘“W hy is yonr w ife looking so hap tended to men o f the naval m ilitia, the dently for Portland trade, were seized was cured and never f' lt better. I grant py?” Veal Fancy, 141/«15c per pound. at Woodburn by Deputy Sheriffs o f you the privilege to publish my letter “ She's got something to worry about reserve and naval volunteers. Pork — Fancy, 19c per pound. Mr. Daniels has also asked for six Multnomah county Wednesday. Men and am only too glad to let other women again."— Puck. Vegetables — Artichokes, 85c (a, $1 months' pay fo r a widow and children g ivin g the names o f Ed Herth, I-ester know o f my c u re."— Mni.Tno.i. M c G o n - per dozen; tomatoes, $2.75/«3.00 per or dependent relatives o f retired Maple, L. R. Maple snd Roy Maple K A L, 3432 llartvilla Street. Phila., Pa. crate; cabbage, 5/«6c per pound; e g g officers or enlisted men on active were arrested snd taken to the county plant, 25c; lettuce, $1.75/« 2.00; cu ja il at Salem. I duty. cumbers, $1.00/« 1.50 per dozen; cel ery, 75c/«$1.25; cauliflower, $1.00/« Following advices by Governor Indians Go on Warpath. 1.75 per crate; peppers, 25/«35c per TO AM M A «« S 0AT 0*1 Withycombe Wednesday from Carry __________________ ____________ Lima, Peru - - An Indian uprising is pound; rhubarb, 2/«3c; peas, 5/«6|c; county officials that they would refuse Reduce» Strained. Puffy Ankles asparagus, 8/ « 12$c; spinach, $1.26 per I Do Your Own Plumbing | n progress in the Sandia region, the to rail a special election fo r June 4, l.yatphangiti*. Foil Evil, lis! als. box. 'go ld mining district in Southwestern Attorney General Brown said he would Boils, Swelling*. Slop* l.smeoes* By b a rin e Street frisa m et abóbenle priées Peru, near the Bolivian border. Many institute Potatoes Buying prices, $4.00 per end enee tibe pfember , pronta. W rite se te mandamus proceedings and allay* pain. Heal* Sores, (jets. owners o f estates and their employee das reur needa. Wa will pira roa ear roefc- Brui*e*. Boot Chafes. It it s hundred. against them in the Supreme court. bottom *'direst-tt>-roo" prie—, f o. b rw*l m have been killed. Green F r u it — Strawberries, $1.50 U F E AITISEPTIC 110 SERMICIOE per cra te; apples, 85c/« $2.50 per box. beet. W e a rto ellr aere ro e from IS la M paa Samples o f rock from a nitrate field eent. A l sonda guaranteed. Doe* not Mixer of remove the Oil Dividend Increased said to cover 3800 acres, in I-a lie and Hope— 1916 crop, 36/6c per pound; Nortbweat bmdqn artera far Leader W ater hair and horn ran hr worked. Pleiasnt to ore. N ew Y ork — A quarterly dividend o f Harney counties, have been taken to $2 #0a hofile, delivered Dewnbe yoof Bjalawa and ga lla r t J o k m a Fneinae 1917 contracts, nominal. $3 a share was declared by the Stand Bervi by residents o f Bums, who have Wool— Eastern Oregon, fine, 36c per Hook * M free STARK-DAVIS CO. ard Oil company. This is $1 a share located claims on the tract. They AMOfUNNa. JK pound; coarse, 40/«44c; valley, 40oi m TWtrd more than the previous quarterly dis state their intention o f organizing a 46c; mohair, 65c. bursement. The increase is ettri bated company for the exploitation o f the Caacara Bark - Old and new, 7/«8c deposit. to the larger earnings. per pound. No. 1 », 1 * 17 . P. M. U. NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT AH OPERATION 'A V ER TED BU Y D IR E C T £ A B S O R B IN E W. L. DOUGLAS “ THE SHOE T H A T HOLDS ITS S H A P E ” $3 $3.50 $4 $4.50 $5 $6 $7 & $8 * « " * » « * S a v e M o n e y b y W e a r in g W . L D o u g la* shoe*. F o r sa le b y o v e r 9 0 0 0 sh o e dealers. T h e Best K n o w n S h o es in the W o rld . . L. Douglas name and the retail price is stamped on the bot tom of all shoes at the factory. T h e value is guaranteed and the wearer protected against high prices foe inferior shoes. T he retail prices are the same everywhere. T hey cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New Y ork. They are alwavr worth ihe price paid for them. * ] *he quality of W . L D ouglas product is guaranteed by more * than 40 years experience in making fine shoes. T he smart axe the leaders in the Fashion Centres of Am erica, are made in a well equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest determination to m ake the best shoes for the price that money can buy. i | W A i k y o u r ih o s d r a ls r fo p W . L . IK h i |1 m ih o p a . I f h e ca n - n o t su p p ly y o u w it h t h e k in d y o u w a n t, t a k e n o o t h e r m ake. W rt»* tlu g ; b o o k le t e x p la in in g h o w to man«*, w r i it t e l f o r ln te r*»«tlm p » t sh oes o f t h e h ig h e s t s ta n d a r d o í q u a lit y t o r il. • p r ic e , b y re tu r n m a ll, p o s ta g e fr e e . LOOK FOR W. name and t h a __________ s ta m p e d on r-£Ä » t L h . . L . ___ b o . t . to m. /• 'v — f ^ L n XJJ ^ D , c, OOJ% ODO .. P P r r e e s n id d e e n n t » 4/ U IV. W. U O l » ou u irlas ,l« S s h h o . e . Co..' Co., 185 S p a rk St.. B r o c k to n , M ass. War. FEW FOLKS HAVE “ Those old sculptors failed to rec-1 ognlzo me properly as the god of war," complained Mars. “ They made you fierce looking j enough." "Y es, but none of them had the fore- | sight to put 'uiaile In Germany' on my statues."— Exchange. SKIN TORTURES That Itch, Burn and Scale Quickly Re lieved by Cuticura— Trial Free. It takes about ten minutes to prove j that a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment w ill afford relief and point to speedy healment of ec zemas, Itching, and Irritations. They are Ideal for all toilet purposes. Free sample each by mall with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere. — Adv. Comparative Miafortunes. “ W e certainly do have trouble. This year we had double pneumonia In the fam ily." “ That’s nothing. W e had twins In ours.”— Baltimore American. Dr. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver, bowels and stomach. One little Pellet fo r a laxative three for a cathartic. Main Thing Now. “ How Is Mrs. Flubdub as a house keeper?" “ I can't Bay much for the condition o f her automobile."— Louisville Cour ier-Journal. LISTEN TO THIS! SAYS CORNS LIFT RIGHT OUT NOW Druggist Says Ladies are Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Hair that loses Its color and lustre, or when It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur In the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so at tractive, use only the old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mix ture Improved by the addition of other Ingredients by asking at any drug store for a 60-cent bottle of "W yeth ’s Sago and Sulphur Compound," which darkens the hair so naturally, so even ly, that nobody can possibly tell It has been applied. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and diaw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morn ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with W yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, Is that, besides beautifully darkening the hatr after a few applications. It also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives It an appearance o f abundance. W yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisita to Impart color and a youthful appear ance to the hair. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. That’s What He Meant. Bacon— L et me shake your hand, dear boy. This is one of the happiest days of your life. Egbert— You're too previous, old You corn pertereil men and women man. I'm not to be married until to need suffer no longer. W ear the shoes morrow. Bacon— That's what I say. This Is that nearly killed you before, says this Cincinnati authority, because a one of the happiest days of your life. few drops of freezone applied directly Impossible. on a tender, aching corn or callus, stops soreness at once and soon the Crabshaw— It's impossible to make corn or hardened callus loosens so It a woman happy. can be lifted out, root and all, with Crawford— Nonsense. Just give her all the money she can spend. out pain. A small bottle of freeion e costs Crabshaw— Didn’t I just say It was very little at any dnig store, but will Impossible.— Pittsburgh Post. positively take o ff every hard or soft corn or callus. This should be tried A Compliment Modified. as It Is Inexpensive and Is said not "E v e r Bee a picture of any Japanese to Irritate the surrounding skin. wrestlers?" If your druggist hasn't any freezone "N o ," replied the man who Is trying tell him to get a small bottle for you to reduce. from his wholesale drug house. It Is "T h ey are invariably large, fat fine stuff and acts like a charm every men.” time. " I wish you hadn't told me that. My w ife was Just saying that my ex Painfully So. e rc ise Is b e g in n in g to make me look "T h ere Is something reminiscent of like an athlete."— Washington Star. the fortunes of war In the mother ship The Reason. of the Deutschland seized In New He— How that Dutch chorus doe# London." lumber along! "W h at Is It?” She— Hut, my dear, they havs on ‘"Y ou know It was the Wtllebad. Now It Is what ‘ W illie hasn't’."— wooden shoes.— Exchange. Exchange. A Fresh Start. But Few Have. “ 8 end me some money to get me Edith— Do you believe that men like out o f this trouble.” wrote the way ward youth, "and I promise to begin women with Intelligence? Alice— Yes. provided they have all over again.” enough of it to refrain from Impres "Y e s,” muttered bis father, crumb sing a man with his Ignorance— Bos ling up the letter In his homy fist, "that's precisely what you would do ton Transcript. if I sent it.”— Boston Transcript. Costly Caloric. Too Slow. "Doesn’t It strike you that the tem Teacher— I am teaching your son perature In this room Is rather high?” "Th ere's no doubt about It, with “ first aid." Father of dullest boy In class— Bet coal at the present price.” — Boston Transcript. ter teach him "second aid" Instead, ma'am; he's so /turn slow he’d never get there In time to use the fir s t — Hardened Veterans. Another thing— w ill widowers go to Life. war, or will It be considered that they have served their term? — Dallas News. W hy S uffer W ith B ackache , First Society Girl— T here’s a lovely murderer over at the Jail. Second Society Girl— Isn't he per fectly killing?— Boston Transcript. Consolatory. "T h ey say men o f brains live long er than others." "D on’t w orry; you may be one of the exceptions to the others.” — Balti more American. a a s ^ M *| .a — ....... Hm m w ttiiH iiiw im iw fii, W 1 0 V I9 9 Mirili lì firTIrit Erti. Red V.yem— S o r « E y r » — (¿rannitUMl U ra n i» libata — - ReaUtrew Marine 1« » r » v * r 1 t« Tr**uu#ntJor *r**a th»t feel dry a n i «mart. i»i»6T"iir M »«i a» ma/'h yoar ioylng eera «a ynor Teeth a n i wltn tbe Moia r«golarltf. C iti FM T a f» TM C/UMfT HIT ! ( « H lt l fin ii at Inug a n i Optimi fMnrea or by Mail, fan Burina t f Inaiai? Ca O c a «« far fra# lana Itili II MI II MI IHHMIMIIIIMII IMI IMIIIIIM liti IIMM Ulti Iti «war** GRAMO PRI2C al A# P P J £. Koyrms B a a W 100« 8» OB Udii ) 8 3 e the suit-[vonWRf a new suit FREE if they rip j BEWARE O F IM ITA H i — A i I « r m n u l l ) r-s.w - n (A — . « e r e * e - r —i. m n e J por-. *S s s k . Lari Straw* 4 k C a , Saw Francisco K idneys or R heumatism Howl U tU r TrU. of Umo-lookmd-far /Yeum'p/vn*. Ila ir llriuUro—If I can do any good la the world for others, I wish to do It and I feel that it Is my duty to write about the wonderiul results 1 received from tbe ns« of * Anurle.* I was suffering from kidney and liladdey troubles, scalding urine, backache and rheumatism, ami feet and ankles swelled so that at times I could not walk without assistance. Had taken several different kinds of kidney remedies but all failed. I sent for a box of Dr. Pierce’s newest dis covery, •‘ Anuric,* which 1 received by mall In tablet form. I soon got bette, and am convinced that this popular new misHclne Is good. I wish to rec ommend It to my neighbors and every body suffering from such trouble*. M um . M. J. Sauot.Tr. NOT«: You’ ve all undoubtedly heard of the famous Dr. Pierce and his well- known medicines. Well, this prescrip tion Is one that has Iss-n successfully used for many years by the physicians and specialist* at I»r. Pierce’s Invalids' ■*otM and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, Y., for kidney complaint*, and dlt- arising from disorders of tha kid neys and bladder, such as backache, weak back, rheumatism, dropay, conges tion of the kidney«, inflammation of tha Madder, »oakling urine, and urinary tryibUtti. Up to this time, -An urle* haa not been on sale to the public, but by th* tier'n ~ m a-lor ask » of many patient* and the In rr c a -s s l d e m a n d for this wonderful healing Tablet, u ■ctur /U B B H haa g B Anally H N Pierce decided to put It Into the drug store* of is country within Immediate reach at ail I aifferer*. Simply ask for Doctor Pierce’s Anurle Tablets. There can he no Imltatloa. Every package of • Annrlc " 1» *ure to be Dr. iTeree’s. You will find the signature nn tbe package Just as you do ou Dr. juorce’* Favorite PreurrtpUoo. the aver- famous friend to ailing women, and Dr. Pletve'i GoninO Medical Discovery, proven by years to he the greatest gen- era I tonic and recon* tructor fur any one. besides being the bus« Uo>si-matter known.