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Portland’s Rose _ _ Festival HAVE ROSY CHEEKS AND FEEL FRESH AS A DAISY—TRY THiS! June 13-14-15 Military News Sent to Berlin by Mexican Wireless. AM ERICA’S GREATEST PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION FLEET S MOVE IS TOLD Arrest of Three “ Flower-gowned “ Forest-bound “ Rose-crowned “ Portland” Low Rates on all Lines too R oom » 100 Baths N e u Both Depots A U o lu t .lv Fireproof I Hotel Hoyt Corror Siath and Hoyt SU.. Portland. Ora. Thoroughly Renovated & Decorated L O U H IM ES, M a n w r . K A TE S :—75c to «2. A S P E C IA L - W e e k or Month g a te row p m C u t t in g we will cut ano I MOUNT voua A G A T E IN A S O L IO I GOLD RING LIKE C U T UNO SIZE I or riNCER ANO A G A T E FREE DEVELOPING and PR IN TIN G for YOU For a little Booetinff amon? your friends w ith Kodaks. Send fo r information as to how you can secure credits and have Your work done FREE o f Charge. W rite today, or send us for trial a roll o f film or negatives to be printed and receive 40 per sent off. PHOTO C R A F T SHOP. Pittock Block. P. O. Box 725. Portland. Oregon S T U D Y bookkeeping, shorthand, telegraphy, salesmanship, English branches, at an accredited school; write, or phone Main 690 for catalogue; uates guaranteed positions. Behnke-W alker ness College, 167 4th Street, near Morrison. Portland. Oregon. 0 LO G G E D -O F F L A N D S cheap; famous Fru it and Hay Belt. Hood R iver V alley; level, irrigated; terms. Box 186, Hood River. Oregon. Grasping. “ Grain has been found clutched in the hands o f an Egyptian mummy.” " I t beats all,” commented the Chi cago man. “ how some of those specu lators w ill hold on."— Washington Star. A t Palm Beach. "T h e re goes Mrs. Blank? What brings her to Florida, I wonder?” "She wants to get rid of her rheu matism." "B ut why did she bring her three daughters?” “ Oh, she wants to get rid o f them, too.”— Boston Transcript. An Observant Boy. L ittle Hugh was pulling the dog's tail when his aunt Baid: "Y ou mustn't do that, Hugh; he will bite you.” "Oh, no,” said Hugh; “ dogs don’t bite at this en d !”— Exchange. A keen temperance advocate was addressing a meeting on hlg pet sub ject. " I should like,” he declared, “ to take every bottle of wine and every bottle of beer and every bottle of spir its and sink them all to the bottom of the sea." A man at the back of the hall jump ed up excitedly, shouting, “ Hear, hear! Hear, h ea r!” The lecturer paused in his remarks to beam delighted approval on the in terrupter. "Ah, my friend.’ he said, “ I see you are a good teetotaller; a man made of the right stuff.” "Oh, no,” said the man; " I am a diver.” — Pittsburgh Chronicle Lying in Wait. Young Man— So Miss Ethel is your oldest sister? W ho comes after her? Small Brother— Nobody ain't come yet; but pa says the first fellow that comes can have her.— Puck. Men in New York May Explain How Naval Secrets Reached Kaiser's U-Boats. New York — W ith three men under arrest who are alleged to be only minor figures in a conspiracy to trans mit information o f m ilitary value to Germany through regular mail chan nels, the Federal authorities Monday indicated further arrests which they said might result in disclosures o f a German spy system. Apparently the government officers hoped they could uncover an explana tion o f how Germany knew in advance o f the approach o f the American de stroyers to the British coast so that an Irish port could be mined. T w o o f the men, whose names were kept secret, are said to be American born, and the third a naturalized c iti zen o f Switzerland. Examination o f a quantity o f mail seized by federal agents indicated transmission o f in formation on steamships to Mexico and thence possibly by wireless to Ger many. MOON SHINES OVER BATTLE Long Lull Broken by British Armies in Desperate Fighting. London— The 'infantry lull o f several weeks was broken Sunday night, when under the light o f a nearly full moon, the British made an attack southwest o f Lens and in the direction o f that besieged city. The point o f attack was due west o f Avion, which is one o f the southern suburbs o f Lens, the latter being the center o f a mining district which sprawls fo r miles along the valley of the Souchez river. Most o f Sunday night’a fighting was south o f the river although an advance post was established north o f that stream. The British by early dawn had captured all the intended positions and were still fighting Tuesday along the Lens-Arras road. They had captured the electric power station just south o f the river where the Germans had been established for many months and which was fairly stiff with machine guns. The station had been pretty well blown about by artillery fire, but was still a formida ble fortification. Further south the British captured some brick chimneys which had been transformed into a strong point. These objectives sound rather strange, but most o f the bitterest fighting in the world-war on a vast front has, from tim e to time, swirled about sugar factories, windmills, farm buildings, cemeteries, breweries, slag heaps, unimposing mounds like the Butte Warlencourt, churches, monas teries and even asylums for the insane. Socialist Paper Raided. Minneapolis— Agents o f the depart ment o f Justice Saturday night raided the offices o f A lexis Georgian, editor o f a Socialist publication, and seized more than 25,000 leaflets said to con tain anti-conscription matter. Accord ing to the government officials, the circulars were to have been distributed Sunday and Monday throughout Minne apolis. It waa the first direct action taken by Federal authorities in Minne apolis as a result o f the announcement by Minneapolis Socialists that they would oppose conscription. Says g la s t of hot w a te r w lth Phosphate before brea kfas t w ath ea out poisont. T o see the tinge o f healthy bloom in your face, to see your skin get clear er and clearer, to wake up without a headache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty breath, in fact to feel your best, day in and day out, just try In side-bathing every morning for one week. Before breakfast each day, drink a glass o f real hot water with a tea- spoonful o f limestone phosphate in it as a harmless means of washing from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's indigestible waste, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully in vigorating. I t cleans out all the sour fermentations, gases and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for break fast. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate w ill cost very little at the drug store but is sufficient to demonstrate that just as soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the skin, so hot water and limestone phos phate act on the blood and Internal or gans. Those who are subject to con stipation. bilious attacks, acid stom ach, rheumatic twinges, also those whose skin is sallow and complexion pallid, are assured that one week of inside-bathing w ill have them both looking and feeling better In every way. $5.00 C ash and $2.50 per month Buys a 50xl00-ft. lot. prices from 860 to $100, w ith in a few minutes’ walk o f the business center o f Bend, Oregon Bend has been called the Spokane o f Oregon. Timber. W ater Pow er and Agricultural Lands are some o f the things responsible fo r its grow th. OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR IS N O W RIPE L et us tell you adout it. Call or w rite T H E B R O N G CO. 267 'i Oak St., Portland, Oregon T o Be Sure. "Shall we cut out prize fighting and give the space to baseball?” inquired the editor of the Plunkville Palladium. “ W ell,” said his assistant, “ the baseball seasçn started out with a couple of good scraps. I don't see why we can't run 'em together."— Kansas City Journal. The Last Word. " I suppose your w ife always has the last word in' the argument?” " I dunno," replied Mr. Meekton, gloomily. ” \Ve haven’t yet gotten near enough to the end o f it to figure on the last word.”— Washington Star. Didn't Know Her. " I think your w ife needs a little change.” “ Oh, no, doctor, a little change would never satisfy her needs. You don’t know that woman.”— Baltimore American. For Men With Weak Heart*. Doctor— You mustn’t stay out late at nights. Patient (a married m an)— Is the night air bad for me? Doctor— N o; It's the excitement a f ter getting home hurts you.— Ex change. Caught on the Fly. "Y ou are nothing but a big bag of wind,” sneered the smart airplane. The balloon, in its Indignation, swelled visibly. “ A t least,” it retort ed, " I am self-supporting."— Boston T ranscript SICK WOMAN HAD CRYING SPELLS Poor Asked to Buy Bonds. “ Your friend did not appear to be Washington, D. C.— V ice President enthusiastic when I spoke o f a com Marshall urges people o f small means Restored to Health by Lydia ing wireless age.” EL Pink ham’s Vegetable "N o wonder! He Is a wirewalker to buy tax-free Lib erty Loan bonds and thereby escape bearing more than In a circus.”— Exchange. Compound. their share o f taxation made necessary by war. ‘ ‘ Money in banks and money “ C. B M IN E R S & CO. Enhaut, Pa. — ‘ ‘I was all run down and lent out on property hitherto escaping UNIVERSAL REPAIR and MACHINE SHOP taxation in whole or in part,” said the weak inwardly. I had female troubles and nervous feelings 4VTMM8IU I1MIRII8 AM RCMIlllM. V ice President, “ is going to be taxed and my head botli- l . k . cor nrrn ano B usan sts . r o itia m m c m r and the taxes collected. I f these Lib ered me. 1 would erty I-oan bonds are in the hands o f often have crying only the rich o f the country, upon the HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK, spells and feel as poor there w ill fall a disproportionate I was not safe. I f WOOL AND MOHAIR. I heard anyone com part o f the burden o f government. ” I l nit M 1 « Hit Writ ttr prices tin stiippag tags ing T would run and T i l H. F. ROiTOi Co. NrtlMt Ore Sufflt, i t lock the door ao they law Suspension Disliked. would not see me. Washington, D. C.— The section o f I tried several doc the im migration law under which Sec tors and they did not Every Ford Car should carry one ex - retary Wilson has been suspending the help me so I said to tra tire it save chan trine on the road. a m » mother ‘I guess rules and perm itting Mexican farm la T H E T W I N R IM borers to enter the United States' I will have to die as there is no help for fits both front and rear wheel. Applied in 6 min- me. ’ She got me one o f your little utee. Saves time, clothes, temper and relirion. would be repealed by a resolution in- Price |8.6 m . Sent parcel post prepaid, upon re j trodueed by Chairman Burnett, o f the books and my husband said I should try one bottle. I stopped the doctor's doctor’s ceipt o f price. house im migration committee. MINI f f LCAHIZIM (• The Tire Shop.” medicine and took Lydia E. Pinkham's 8SS-335 Burnside I t . Portland Oregon The committee contends that i f the Vegetable Compound. I t soon made a ; secretary can make suspensions for change in me and now I am strong and Mexicans he can do likewise fo r A si do all my w ork.’ ’ -M r s . A ugustus B aughman , B ox 86, Enhaut, Pa. N * ( f f ) Veal. Pork, Beef. atics. Ñ U I w * Poultry. Buffer. F.gf. Why will women continue to suffer a * * .nd Farm Produca day in and day out and drag out a aickly, Lumber Bought by Goethats. • the Ok: Reliable Faentina krona with a half-hearted existence, missing three- k e e N a f *S ream o f Square tteal- n r v and Washington. D. C.— Lumber for 100 fourths o f the joy o f living, when they r v a a m a a a f T O P M A R K E T PRICES. wooden ships has been ordered from can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's F. M. CRON ICH ITE members o f the Southern Pine associ Vegetable Compound? 7^ V « a * U re e * P a rtin e!. Ornane I f you would like free confidential ad ation by M ajor General George W. 1-47 Goethals, general manager o f the ship vice address Lydia b. Pinkbam Medic Ins * ping board’s emergency fleet corpora Co., Lynn, Maas. tion. The price is $35 a thousand feet at the mills. The orders call for approximately 140,000,000 feet and delivery w ill be * T i A M »ARM V & Ü S NAT Off made aa fast aa the mills can cut the will «edera in fla m ed, s w o lle n timber. Joint*. .Sprains. Bruise*. Soft o FORD CARS r, A B SO R B IN E By baytnr «fret tmn as st wholeeele rHroe and m m the piate her’* pronta W rite ua to day year eroda. Wa will rive ye* ror roek- littnr "Areet-Ut-yea" prlero. f. e. h. rah or boat. Wa arto ally rove yea f i t » IS ta M par eroi AH feoda yearantrod. trrooa and Fallar * JaSnaon Uncinar STARK D A V U CO. *12 Third Straa*. Fa P, N. U. No. 3, 1917. Rum hi t Urals Boils. Poll Mexican* Rob American Skip. F.vii,Quittor, Fistula and infected core* quickly Galveaton, Tex.— The American fiah- l i it it a potitire sntierptir ing schooner Areas, was boarded by and grrmici.ie. P!eatant lo the crew of a Mexican gunboat off the mt . «loft not Mlater <w rrnmw coast of Tehauntepec, Mexico, on the rbc hatr. a*d vm ri» wort tac fcorar 82 0« per fcrnri*. *rttrrrwA. high ,*eaa on May $1 and looted of Book 1 M fra». clothing, fishing gear and medicine | ABHOR H I M JR VrtM, Wni Afra nr cheat. Thia news waa brought here by Dnr* f l »*> | wt Captain S. A. Macdonald, of the Areas, U ic» yw* Ban » f who arrived in port directly from the Lferrai T*al M t Nr I t '• «a »»» e ». raw*. U »., 4*» Trope a , lyrtsgfeM, « I » seen* of the robbery. P erfected . CORN YIELD WILL BE GREAT When you come to Portland for the Immense Volu-.e of Buslneaa Done on A fte r one year o f experim enting in Board Sends Business Down. my laboratory, 1 have perfected a Por Chicago — Likelihood o f a record- June 13, 14, 15, celain and Cast Gold Inlay Crown for breaking corn yield this season had Make this your Headquarters bridge attachment which is so superior much to do with sharp declines in to the Gold Crown or the Gold Band prices o f com and wheat Thursday. and Porcelain Crown, that it gives me The market closed heavy for wheat, pleasure to demonstrate the technique with values 1 to 6 cents net lower at of making it to other Dentists. - $2.05 for July and $1.84 for Septem Fortunately, I have enough Imported W e need local representatives in every community. See us regard ber. Com finished ] to 5 down, oats less whether you are a dealer or not. You can devote all or only part German Novocain to last me over one unchanged to | higher, and provisions o f your time to this profitable work. year. I can now absolutely promise to off 5 to 25c. Every Ford owner who has any hauling to dc is a good prospect for work on your teeth without pain. It the famous Ames Truck Attachment. It makes a worm drive truck out General rushes to sell on the part o f o f any Ford or used car. is the most wonderful synthetic substi both longs and shorts brought down This is but one o f our many good propositions. Come and see us or tute for Cocaine ever used by the corn prices in a hurry. The greatest w rite for full particulars. The truck business is the big business o f the Dental Profession. Dr. E lof T. Hed- smash o f values was in the July d eliv future. ery, which made an extreme descent lund. Dr. L. Bogan, Dr. S. S. Skiff. W e have a car for every purpose. W e are the largest factory o f ?$. Aggressiveness on the bear distributors in the Pacific Northwest. Our line includes the Dentistry, " N o t the cheapest but side was accompanied by widespread the best. ” assertions that with a continuance o f 455-459 Morgan Building, fourth existing favorable weather conditions the 1917 crop would surpass al! pre door, Washington at Broadway, P ort vious known totals. land, Oregon. Wheat showed a little more activity Telephones, Marshall 96; A 3363. than has been the rule o f late, but the Open Evenings. Nurse in attendance. amount was puny alongside the huge volume o f business in corn. Foreign Good Prospect. ers appeared to be the chief sellers o f ‘ Seme say the authorities a .e up July wheat. The fact was noted that in the air In the d< i world shipments were larger, espe ness. cially from Australia. Moreover, B rit “ I suppose the aviation depar'ment ish advices reported less apprehension Broadway at Couch St., PORTLAND, O R E autht rlties must be."— Exchange. regarding supplies. In addition there F. W. VOGLER. Pres. C. M. MENZIES, Mgr. was derided optimism here concerning the outlook for the growing domestic crops. A big decrease in the United States visible supply figures, however, Prolonged It. led temporarily to some firmness, but T w o English workmen w ere dis That skin trouble may be more than j the general tendency in the end was cussing the war. a source o f suffering and embarrass- again down grade, " It'll be an awful long Job, Sam.” said one. ment— it may be bolding you back in - — " It w ill." replied the other. the business world, keeping you out To Build Drying Plants. “ You see, these Germans Is fakin' Walla Walla - Four and possibly thousands and thousands of Kusslan pearance is required. W hy take a . , . / J chance" when Reslnol Ointment heals f,la,' t8 or, ®v*P?,r* i or8 ,“ re prisoners, and the HuBstans Is taktn' skin-eruptions so easily, is so simple to . built in the W alla Walla valley thousands ami thousands of German this year and all w ill be under one prisoners. If It keeps on. all the Rus Nobody can Tell when yon and economical to use? It has such a They w ill handle ap sians w ill be in Germany and all the record of success that you certainly management. Darken Gray, Faded Hair need not hesitate to try it. Reslnol ples. This was derided definitely at a Germans in Russia. And then they'll with Sage Tea. Ointment is sold by all druggists. m eeting attended by about 40 fru it start all over again, rightin' to get growers representing Dayton, W aits- back to their ’oines."— T it Bits. Great Expectations. burg, Milton, Freewater, Gardena and Grandmother kept her hair beauti True to His Promise. She—-Jack is paying Miss Golden other points here Thursday. "W illiam , when w e were married fully darkened, glossy and attractive marked attention. He hasn’t any mon Prunes w ill be handled by enlarging you promised to stop smoking." with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur, ey, has he? He— No, but he has great "S o I did. my dear. You will re Whenever her hair took on that dull, expectations. She— From whom? He— the Blalock Fruit company plant and The member that I said to you, holding faded or streaked appearance, thla From her father.— Boston Transcript. the Luther dehydrating plant. Baer-Langdon company w ill construct up three cigars I had in my pocket. simple mixture was applied with won Safe Bet. one plant with a capacity o f from 20 As soon as I smoke these. I ’ll quit.' ” derful effect. By asking at any drug "W ell, you haven't kept your prom store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur •Cashley’s got a splendid, vigorous to 30 10,18 8 day at ita orchard near the ise.” Compound," you will get a large bot woman in that w ife of his." city, but it w ill be managed by the “ Oh. yes. I have. You see those tle of this old time recipe, improved "Just Cashley’s luck. He always gets general board, three Identical cigars are still un by the addition of other Ingredients, the best o f everything." j Another plant w ill be built in Walla smoked. I have them in my desk."— all ready to use, for about 50 cents. I II bet he doesn t get the best of Walla, another at Milton or Freewater Boston Transcript. This simple mixture ran be depended her."— Boston Transcript upon to restoro natural color and and another at Dayton or Waitaburg. Tony N am e. beauty to the hair. One iiosaibly w ill be built at Gardena. Change. A well known downtown druggist ‘ Pa, what’s ‘pomme de terre' The Old Man— See here! You've says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage mean ?" spent $1,200 this semester and your I Food l >«'«;P«redneaa Success, “ It's the name of the aristocratic and Sulphur Compound now because report shows overcuts in every sub- j Olympia — That the efforts o f the branch of the Murphy family, my it darkens so naturally and evenly Ject. This state of affairs can not j State Agricultural department toward son."— Boston Transcript. that nobody can tell it has been ap continue and I want to know right , , , . . . .. plied— it’s so easy to use, too. You now if there's to be any change? j accelerating foot! production in the simply dampen a comb or soft brush I f a body meet a body The Young One— W ell, 1 have 30 9tate have met, with success is the and draw it through your hair, taking In a swell cafe cents with me now.— Pennsylvania statement o f E. F. Benson, agricul one strand at a time. By morning Must a body treat a body? Punch Bowl. tural commissioner, who has returned the gray hair disappears; after an Many feel that way. from a trip to Spokane. Aa a result of other application or two. it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, action taken by State Land Commia- The More Desperate Chance. “ How could such a silent couple as soft and beautiful. This preparation "Slaxon got married rather than sioner Savidge in leasing state lands they are ever make love?" Is a delightful toilet requisite. It la | free o f charge to those who want to fight for his country." “ Easily. She has a speaking counte “ And yet,” murmured Miss Cay cultivate crops, many acres o f new nance and his money talks."— Ualtt not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. enne, “ some people accused him of | ]and have been placed’ under cultiva- more American. being a cow a rd !” — Washington Star. /tot T h e C o n tra ry . Lese M ajeste. jernor Indian lands areqrtm *ieing used "Many characters are lost In these Just So. “ There will be no more trials for Investigations." "In Galicia there are many salt lese majeste in Russia." said Ivan "Oh, no, not lost— they’re discov Five Held for Taking Wool. mines. In one of them there is said Shlnsky, editor o f the Novoe Vremya, ered."— Exchange. Alban y— A ll five o f the men arrested In a lecture In Chicago. to be a gallery which echoes the hu for stealing $700 worth o f wool from man voice 18 times.1 “ Lese majeste, anyway, always S lack er. It always "Uh, huh. And if you don't care to | the farm o f Wheeler Bros., near Plain- seemed to me ridiculous "I)t)l he favor volunteer or com take that story as it stands, there's , view, last Friday night, have been reminded me o f the policeman who pulsory service?” plenty of salt handy.” Lou isville over to the grand jury under was asked; “Neither. What he wanted was vol Courier-Journal. '"O ffic e r, what's the charge against ______________________ $1000 bond each. None hHS furnished unteer exemption."— Buffalo Express. this prisoner?' Expectation. Realized. bai,l> H" d '}n the Linn c,ounty " 'Impersonating a policeman, yodr W h y H e W rite s . “ Look'ee, Garge, dldn' I te li’ee my jail. Four o f the men were bound honor.', “Since he has been at college Har boy would make th’ folks sut an’ open over Saturday, but because W illiam " Impersonating a policeman, eh?’ their raoutha when 'e got to LunnonT” Morgan was only 17 years old his " ‘ Yes, your honor. He held up his ry's letters are all so short." "So's Harry. That's why he writes "Z o you did, and has 'e done it? " case was transferred to the Juvenile hand and stopped an automobile, In "A ye. 'E ve started business as a court. A hearing was conducted stead of letting It run over him.' ” — 'em ."— Baltimore American. d en tist!”— Passing Show. Thursday and it was remanded back to W a n ts a Change. the Justice court. CLEAR YOUR COM PLEXION "W h y are you so gloomy?” "T h ey tell me I'm too old to eulist,” replied Mr. Cumrox. “ I kind of thought I'd While You Sleep With Cuticura Soap like to have somebody bossing me and Ointment—T rial Free. around besides mother and the girls.” T a ils how to loosen a sore, On retiring, gently smear the face — Washington Star. te n d e r corn to It lifta with Cuticura Ointment, wash o ff in o u t w ith o u t pain. five minutes with Cuticura Soap and W h eat- Bluestem..........................$2.45 M o re o r L e t t E m p ty. hot water, and continue bathing a F o r ty fo ld ...................................... 2.42 She— I don’t see why Mrs. Hlghtone few minutes with the Soap. The in Club................................................ 2.42 No humbug! Any corn, whether Invited that vulgar Mr. Biggies to din fluence of this treatment on the pores Red R u ssian ................................. 2.38 hard, aoft or between the toes, will ner, unless It was to fill up an empty extends through the n igh t ..........$45.00 loosen right up and lift out, without place. Oats —No. 1 white . . . . Free sample each by mail with a particle of pain or soreness. He— Why, that's what we were all .......... 45.00 Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Barley— No. 1 fe e d .. . . This drug la called freezone and is Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere. Cattle Steers, prim e.. $9.76*/10.00 a compound of ether discovered by a Invited for, Isn't It?— Boston Trans cript. — Adv. Steers, g o o d .................. 9.50»rt 9.75 Cincinnati man. Ask at any drug store for a small i Steers, m edium............ 9.00m, 9.50 A n o th e r K in d . Keeps the Same Hours. ! Cows, choice.................. 8.75ftt 9.00 bottle of freezone, which will coat but "The Smiths had a big blow-out the W ife— Robert, how can you stay a trifle, but la sufficient to rid one's ¡Cows, m edium.............. 8.250i; 8.75 away from home so late nights? other night." 7.25oi 8.00 feet of every corn or callous. Hub--Oh, easily. 1 acquired i'uo Cows, fa ir..................... Put a few drops directly upon any "W as it their daughter’s birthday 7.00(at 9.75 tender, aehlng corn or callous. habit while I waa courting you, my j Heifers ......................... In Bulls.............................. 6.000U 8.00 stantly the soreness disappears and celebration?" dear.— Boston Transcript. "N o ; It was their automobile tires.” ¡C a lv e s ........................... 7.50<m 9.50 shortly the corn or callous will loosen She Surely Does. H o g s — P a c k in g ............. $15.500/15.75 and can lie lifted off with the fingers. — Echange. Giggs— That woman makes the lit Rough heavies.............. 14.90/o 15.25 This drug freezone doesn't eat out tle things count. j Pigs and s k ip s ............... 13.00ft! 13.50 the corns or callouses but shrivel* M iggs— Docs she? Stock hog*..................... 12.00ft/13.00 them without even irritating the sur G riggs— Yes. She teaches arith rounding skin. metic in an infant school.— Answers. Sheep— Wethers.............$10.25ftz 13.50 Just think! No pain at all; no sore Ewes ........................... 9.00ft/11.50 THE CAUSE OF BACKACHE. ness or smarting when applying It or L a m b s ........................... 10.25ft/14.00 afterwards. If your druggist don't RHEUMATISM. «R A V E L have freezone have him order It for Flour Patents, $12.10. AND SUDDEN DEATH. you. Milifeed — Spot prices: Bran, $37 Placed anywhere.Oatsr F’y Killer ettr. ja and kiHaall ‘ convenient, and cheap. [>er ton; Bhorts, $40; rolled barley, Her Penalty. $51; rolled oats, $54. Ever since the discovery of nric acid I» o v e r ; will net sail w lit»—Doe* your father obJ«sct to my jura an yth in*, i.uarai»- Corn White, $72 per ton; cracked, in the blood by Hcheele, in 1775, and •<J a ffective Aak fug staying so late? the had effect it had upon the body, D a is y F ly K ille r $73. She— N o; pa says It serves me right •oie bv «frétera, ar 4 een» Hay — Producers’ prices: Timothy, for being In when you call.— Boston scientists and physicians have striven b f axpraaa. »re p a id . |! 'A . to rid the tissues and the blood of NADOLO SSM 1RS« IM »«lUlk A*e.,Omklyn,N. V. Eastern Oregon, $30ft/32 per ton; val Transcript this poison. Because of its over ley timothy, $22ft/24; alfalfa, $20ft/23; abundance in the system it canses * H s i - »■ »■■»i i e m i i i i H H i w i i N w e S hortage. j valley grain hay, $ 18ft/20. backache, pains here ami there, rheu Butter — Cubes, extras, 37Jc per The man who likes to speak his mind matism, gout, gravel, neuralgia and f Z M m O J V f l . l R M ed orin Is fir Tired Occasion oft will seek. pound; prime firsts, 37c. Jobbing sciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis r hram And when he gets a rhanee may find prices; Prints, extras, 39c; cartons, I Refraefeee Reeteree covered a new agent, callt-d " Anurie,* He hadn't much to speak. - TreaLaeent for !? * • that fat« dry and «mart - which will throw out ami completely j lc extra; butterfat, No. 1, 39c; No. | (ilva yo a r »ye# a* ■ o f yoor io flM car# = — Washington Star. = aa yoar Teetii a*d wl’ fc » * • ■ * » • r^n larU y e eradicate tins uric acid from the sys I 2, 37c. S cadi m TNra t m c u m t m t »? • ( f i t * f tem. "A n u rie’’ has : z Mold at im if aad r>»'tea! Stora« or by Mall. 1 Eggs Ranch, current receipts, 33c Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the times more potent than Itlkta, and | A$b Mitrw fyt I h m 4? C*., Ch eat*. Ur Fr*e Seek | [ « r dozen; selects, 34c. original little liver pill* put up 40 years consequently you need no longer fear IMiniMllllllllliMIIIIIMlimiMHIMMH •■•••! Poultry —Hens, 17fti. 18c per pound; ago. They regulate liver and bowels. muscnlar or artirulnr rheumatism or ¡broilers, 16ftt21r; turkeys, 22ftz.24o; r>ut, or many other disease* which are Just th e T h in g . ¡ducks, 18/1/22c; geese, 12ft/13c. ependenl on an accumulation of aria "Where can I learn to be an expert acid within the body. Bend to Dr. Veal Fancy, 14ft! 144r per pound. on tea?” Pierce, of the Invalids’ Hotel and Sur Pork Fancy, 19^c per pound. “I suppose a samovarsity would be gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y ., for A Vegetables — Artichokes, 70 Ut, 75c the idea for you.”— Louisville Courier- psmjfWet on ” Anurie," or send to cents per dozen; tomatoes, $4.25ft/ 4.50 per Journal. for a trial package of " A/ uric Tablets." crate; cabbage, 4ft/5c per pound; egg- TV roc crowd. VdMd. dsytiro If yon feel that tired, w orn-oat 8 * ere« ivi'nApdfqf ehidrew | to plank, 25c; lettuce, $1.75fttL85; cu H is E xtrava g an ce . feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if yoor n d « r . Made ¡a tm* pwy* wréì "Do you believe that time la mon cumbers, 90cftr$1.60 per dozen; cel *op trot E m *, k r i « > « * sleep is disturbed by too frequent Eawly wàm]. NokMtf eiactir han*fa ery, 76cftr$1.25; cauliflower, $1.00 ey?" urination, go to your best drug store • n U T b M m “ Y e » ** per dozen; peppers, 20ft/ 35c per •nd aak for fir. Pierce’s Anuria Tablets. "I thought so. It'a about tha only They are put up in 50~oent packages. hwk-Ty anp*». Aka latti* w pound; rhubarb, 2ft/3c; peas, 5ftt6c; lad-coin» itwfnaJ m dark bio*. thing you ever spend."— Detroit Free Doctor Pierce’s reputation la tmek of asparagus, 5ft/6c; spinach, 4ft/ 6c per )bitar. tea *m dark r**d. afl app Preaa. this medicine and you know that his __ _____ f ••( -eoloV pound. na All aarmorta iaa 4 « m "Holden Medical Discovery" for th* Potatoes — Buying prices, $3.50ftf dhow aU~-w C hestn uts Can. blood and hia "Favorite Prescription» U ia ^ ia a r k aadloa« . 4.00 per hundred. Jokes can t really be cracked. h r the ill* of women have bad • splen 85c the auit Then why do they speak of cracking d id reputation for the past fifty years. Green Fruit— Strawberries, Oregon, ». a Joke? j $2.50(3.00. I suppose becauee so many of them Hops— 1916 crop, 3/<z6c per pound; Doctor Pierce’s Pellets are nneqnaled are chestnut*.— Exchange. •d : 1917 contracts, nominal. tm n a n refaadndl as a Liver Pill. On* tiny .Vxsar Mated Wool— Eastern Oregon, fine, 46ft(48c P rtlet n Do**. Cura Hick Headache, "They're very patriotic." per pound; coarse, 50c; valley, 456/ "Very. They're even going to plant | Bilious Headache, Dimness, Coo*tip«r- 50c; mohair, 55/i(61c. neTroHMroro A. Ldd potatoes in their window box «TO this tion, Indigestion, Biliooa Attacks, and Ar Ssn F ran» Caarara Bark — Old and new. fi|c spring Instead of geraniums."— Detroit •il derangements of Uw U vat, titwiuactt A w 4*4 ftR«*0 Ptl/T *t th* f A l l and Bowel*. * m Free F par pound. Patriotic Rose Festival Opportunities for Additional Earn ings for You May Be the Result! D o rt, R eo, Cole, M a rm o n , Passenger Cars D u p le x 4 -w h e e l D riv e, R eo, S tew art, In d ian a a n d A m e s Trucks. NORTHWEST AUTO CO. Is a Poor Skin Your Handicap? E It Works! Try It What Is Uric Acid ? Kill All Flies! "’S K0VERALLS K e e p K id s K le e n Sr S