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1 I PATSE KTX IRISH SCOUTS ENJOY BATTLE AT JAMBOREE Ulster and Free. State Boys In Scuffle Over Effigy Health Continues Good Despite Constant Muddy Conditions. AIUIOW i: I'AKK. KliKlalnl. Aim. ,. (I'l Tin- Irish ti.il:i V Marled .11 "war" In Knillmul when I'lt.lcr liny wonts raided till' lliarterH of tlio Irish i'n'i Ktnte miillls lit tlio tlllcriilitloluil Scout Jamboree. .... i. .i. ......... umh nil in fun. I i in i iiiii,ii-i'" - Of I'UUI'KV, Ullll llllllll I'V KIVHIIH from norlliein iiiul southern I''e Imul Joining lianils ami sliming Irish songs. Tin- seuirie began when I'lsler renins tarried off a l-'ioc Stall' i fl'lK.v known an "Iho grouser" which hung over llu) ell irani'P t" I.H' I'rec Hlule camp. Tin- IMstcrites brought I'"1 11 "llH grouser" In triumph WIT 'I"' l.'rec Sttern. 'I'll.' latter ill'l not li'UVI' Hi'' Illllll'lIK" III1IIIIKV-. I'l l'll but lilli'll Into tlio I'lsler iiiliiirls. . In ill" liii v. which ended anili' ahly, "till' grouser" was t : i only KiHIVrer. 'I'lii' ofltgy as turn tn Hi H Ix'Tin i' the Irish were paci fied. Kalll hot li Ik lit mad" the ramp in uilil icr than over today, Imt the constantly nunl'ly condition ut the camp-ground l'I,s n't iiM'-ctod Hi" lii'iillll of tin' OH. ""I! siouls. Only 1011 illnesses wore reported for t!io week, of which 111 worn liiiHpHiil cases. Dootois saiil that in a slmi lar canii of soldiers there ivoulil have Immii four limes as many. Tin- ih-yhv i.f II. S. MiimiH to tunv. as ii million pit-tun- mnmnit" hikI ;ik a (lituiitary u( varinus other vnliTinisi'H. Iijim I'"1 him inlo conflli'i wllh Iam Annoh'M puli'-c.' and has bnniuhi aluml ar- j rantri'inrntK lor , hin rutin n ! j I'orllnniJ. vlnn In- is wmmH-iI' i' h it r k c h or irtHiiiiiK ' woriiiMH oh?i-ks. Mari'UM is nrruMPd cr having Is-icfl a f I 7t. . i-hi t-" "h down payment on a ?-l'Hn anlo molil. Inveylfniiliun rt vi'iit. il he posed as retncHentaliV" of fo .Ko West t'oiiMt theiiterM ami ohlalm -1 apj)roxiniately $ 1 oik, from I'orf land Inventot-M U ho lined, he (! elaretl, an n fuinl for purehaiiiiu; an Independent theat p RANGE PEKOl: 1 Cooling... t ' f delicious . . . satis Vj fying. Tree Tea gives tho perfect nicod tea flavor. -' r- ' '-j '.v ' ; j COOL .OFF, r 4 3Br the Jve of a JMy - yjetteryrarnoi Wl'.VO'.'I.S.' Helen 4.1 mitt etip lite hi ii reiittile i"i. I'll Imttiitm til Vi.nonul lii tiekli.hurxl, ' i litinn tlttiii'tl t'lmfht uhtliiil Inn; inrm in In II lenllniil nhn unit IIiiih eti iiiiii; lion In en mli i fliiiteiU -no''i-l.i I, Meruit m ImttilrAl Itinel.le. Intent ti ileiinitc utile. Ill t'lilci llfttel'leliiirnt'x until t.t uouHoU"! ii mill' oiA-oi ti ion a ihiii!! ten vn'u neil:intt In iti lit er il In IHeli. nril. lime UUlertitl jietmmer. 'J'l-e I'J.ii i.iliif iiiuiirfirir ill n run loii'l v'i'l ileiieil l.ti TtHlfeiil I itti s fill 111 liiitila and till" a l"i'. (.'li.illiT 41) MURDER AVENGED nnillOY hail slowed Tor refresh nii'iit at a little aje-linuse Master Oldirait anil his conn-ados. Mob and Tom, gulped llioir alo wlillo their wretched prisoner drooped quies cent In his bnnila: Indeed so still mid silent was lio that iManter Old craft sought to rouse him Willi dex terous Hick or his horso whin. "So you d try to play off your devil's trifles on Tilnn liny V" And again tlio whip cracked but still luo captivo stirred not nor spoke. " 'K don't 'ear you, Titus," uoth Hull. "Tlio villain's a-swoon, Titus," said Tom. "Then heavo yon bucket o' water over Win!." said Master Oldcraft'. Titus Oldcraft cowered miserably Hull cauKht up tho bucket torlb villi unil deluged the hapless wretch . . . A gasp ... n gloan ... Sir lllcli aril siared Into tlio merciless, smH lux visage of Titus tJIdcraft. "Kir," iiiiotli Master Oldcraft. "You robbed mo once me, Titus! Ay, you did to d'ye mind It, sir? you set Tllus In Iho stocks! Ay, yon did so ye can't lia' forgot, sir? Well, sir, Titus is agoing to set your lino gentlemanly neck In a iiouKii, pietly soon, sir. And now, sir. If you're aullo ready, we'll get aniovlng." Watched by awed landlord and one or two gaping rustics, Master Olilrrnft nnil his fellows got In horse and Irntlei! off, I heir silent pilKoner JnllliiK helpless In their llllllst. Evening was near Iho wooded uplmiils slooil dark against the Jim set's rmlily flii mo. A vivid, far Hung spirillar toucliiHl nil thlnns Willi a slinnge glory; It lllled the narrow, winding road, (ho very ilusl glowed pink it burned on Hie tree, blanch nnil twig. A small, neat gentleman In liluck ami silver stood bcililo Ilia way, Ills alius lol'leil and head bent like some philosopher lost In protouiiil iilmracllon of thought. "Wo shall ho In iilino tho light talis us." said Mr. Oldciafl, turning to feed gloating oyes upon his pris inv.'r. "And wish your man, too," chuckled Hob. "Ay When I go ailcr a man, I gel a man. Tllus don't fall." "I.nolico yonder!" iiiioth Tom, polnliiiR suddenly. "Wot's to do? Otis Mm? See I here!" Now even us ho spoke and point ed. Ilin small, sober-dad gentleman paced slowly In tho middle oT Iho roiiil mill, halting there, stood Willi anus still folded, watching their iipproach. "Out o' Iho road thore!" cried Oldcraft IniiM'rlously. The stranger neither moved nor spoke, but stood llieie, arms croiscd, hooted legs tlrm lllalileii "Itldo the Tool ilmvn!" cried Old craft, and Riuirred his aiilmal to firili-r puce and then, ns sinlilenly. renii'd In again, fur the small, slim gentleman, uncrossing his arms, showed two purposeliil hands, each of which grasped a levelled pistol "Mb! what's this'.'" demanded Oldcrall. blenching. "We'ro nllli-cis o" Hie l;iw . . . what d'ye want?" "Vonr barkers nil of 'en !" sn iw i'l cil the sll anger, bend sllll low i'ic;l. "Throw mo your pistols" A moment's gaping dismay .... lie stranger look s slow paco for PLANE FORCED DOWN i.os anci;i.i:s. Aim. 7 - i,v a Sun 1 Meg" hound I'b K w iek Alr wityii Traiictpoi t nuule a fo -ed lamllng ilt Itlverstd' Tl i ve h e U'idnehday fthortly attt-r the take off from the Oram! Air Terminal, dlendtilc. ne.ir here. The thre p.iKKcnriera were reported In in red. The :ittilttof was made on . tf 'rT,rFOlT MATT, ward, eyes glaring hcliliid tlioso un wavering muzzles ... and then four pistols clatlercd into the (lust. "Now, dismount all of ye dogs!" "Why . what more?" quavered Oldcrafl, stnrini! at (Ills ominous IlKiire with growini! apprehension. "Wo ... we are olllcers o" the "Dismount! Down, ye doRi!" Specclilcss and scrambling they aliKhteil, all three. "If ye know tne, Titus?" "No ... ! Hut I guess you're tlio ... Galloping I'nraon ..." "That same. And shoots to kill. Now, tell your fellow-rogues to be gone." staying for no more. Hob and Torn innieij about and Incontinent niado off down the road. "Olderuft look on me! I tun Ho bin Leroy, the son o' that' bright saint you and Jonathan Wild mur dered hanged lilin Innocent, ye did, for tlio price of his blood '' "No!" cried Oldcvaft, In hoarse. pleniliiiK accents. "KlRht o' ye were concerned anil six o' these are dead, and 'tis now your turn, and presently Wild..." "Lord...." gasped Oldcraft. "Titus, can ye pray?" "No no ...! Hut you'd never murder mo ". "If yo can't pray, I'll pray for ye. On your knees, .Titus!," , before Tho Parson's ominous pistol. .Shivering, awcatitig, abject In bin terror, Oldcraft fell to desperate, pleading, but his frantic supplica tions were drowned in shrill laugh ter a.s llohlii l.eroy smulo him to his knees. , Then Oldcraft crouched, bowed bis head, yet, with motion Incredi bly (iiilcli, snatched weapon from his breast and llred, hut like an echo to this shot came it second, and, without word or cry. Tllus Old craft sank fiuo downward in tlio dust. ,. .-. Dropping his pistols. Itoliln Lcrny slowly lifted hands and oyes lo the radiant sunset. "Lord," ho murmured. "Oh. (Ine of Justice, I beseech Ibee. . .show mercy on . . . this evil rogue so lately dead, and give. . .1 pray. . .kind wel couio to Hie soul of, him. . .now winging un to lliee." Thus stood lie a l.mg moe-ent. hands reached yearningly aloft then, as If racked by siulilen spasm, Ills tealnrea grew convulsed and he crouched swiftly above the Inani mate thing imprawl in the dust. "Aha. Cain so, thcro y' nre?" he cried. "Ye'll sliamo anil linns no inoro n' tlio guilty or innocent, yo dog! Hut t'nln was marked 1' the blow soho. coino let's set Cain's mark on yo!" With fumbling hand ho drew forth a iieu-kulfc. opened it and. fllooplag lower, turned up Unit dead face. . . ltohin l.eroy arose, coughed sud denly and pressed a liandLiNchtef to bis mouth; then, walking to Sir IMchard. cut him free of those cruel, galling bonds that bound him to the 8addlo. Sir Itlchard slipped (o earth, slag gered mid, silling down, began tn rub and cliuto tit bis numbed limbs, staring the while Into tho eyes III:'. I siared hack ut him. . . "My horso ... yonder " The words ended in another III or cough lug. So Sir Itlcliard, bavins found tho horso letliered mold tho thick ets hard by, led II into the road and lifted Ilia wounded man In'n the saddle, who rumbled In Ills breast mid drew thence d small, silver mounted pistol. "I.lttlo Joseph!" ho whispered. "Take It, friend, I don't need It. I shall never ... dlo ... In n noose!" Smiling sllll. Iho stricken man nodded, coughed, and. gathering the reins In falling grasp, ambled nway towards the splendour of Iho sun set; and Sir Itlchard. garing after iiliu, knew that, come wtiat might, (tin (iiilloplng Parson would Indeed never d!o by rope and galtor.-s. ( feiyt Ipif. )!?. Jrtriu fa tell Sir Rlrh.-'rd fi5 but Helen U -still the Viscount's priso"i-. Coil totue Hie story in tomorrow's cHAtiter. . PROVE POOR SHOTS MKMi'ti i lTV. Aug S UV -Mtuml .Mai'tlmsz accepted an Invi tation to act at refevei- at a duel l.t'l ve'll Ihii of his friend. The duelists fired at ".'a paeon, both balls piercing the referees Client k ; Matt.ne is dying. 1'cth dllelits. tin hurl . f b d TRTP.TTNX fFlDFOUD, CROOKS DIRECT Crime Survey Shows Gang, i sters and Gunmen Con trol Business Enterprises Law Broken Down Slums Breed Criminals. L'MVKHFITV, Va Au. H.iA't flanKsUTM and trunmen control the destinies of iniii'i! than !0 necessary economie indusirieH In ChleaKO, at tendants at the institute of publie a f fail's were told by John I,and eseo, reseanh director for the America n I nslituto of Crirninil law'' and Crlniinolouy. rhlcaijn. "A I ('aioi:e, overloi'rl of ortrMtiv:- fil nimi' in i lie i meiuo reKion, Mr. Lando-M-d naid. "now is n Htock hohler In a business enterprise. In suring It 'best lJioteetlon In the world'." Survey of raeltetlriK. the Chicago criminologist sjild, dlselocd an ox- tensive breakdown of local niv ern mental machinery In the Illi nois metropolis. Tho police, state's attorney and eourtH, he ridded, are fallim; to maintain law and order in the fields of labor and business Ihey have failed to repress out lawed aetivltles of KHiiibliiiK. vice, bootlenKini; and robbery. Apathy in law enforcement over a lont; period as well as tho breed ing in the slums of a low order of man adaptable readily to thO uses of I lie nans; were alluded to by i.andcseo as elements behind or- KaniAd vice. STATE OFFICIALS j ilkANTK I'ASS, fire., Aug. -K. Pl A parly of officials headed by Oovernor I. u Patterson, traveling as a state land board, tinlay 'was n route lo .Salem after inspecting 1,(1(10 acres of land In Wurnet val. ley, near Ijikeview, Lake county. Title to this land was recently ac nulled by the stale from the na tional governiiieiu after tunny y,cnr.s of lltigution. Wlillo immediate 'disposition of IhlH men has not lienn delermlned. It was agreed that the soil v.i, well suitable for liny and lor graz lug purposes. ' "The land will not lie opened for liomeslendiiig." (lovernor l'atlersnn said. "We havo been inaklmt a survey mid duHpectlon for au los("i of a 1 1 1 en I tilil . The land is lo be Jejised to' stockmen." SAl;i;.l. Ore.. Aug. S. iV A timber fire has liroken out in new. timber operations at Klii.uc. near l-'ossll. Wheeler eounly. nccordinit lo advices received by the state foresler'H office, and it Is believed lo have . developed Into a crown blaze. It is probable, said the re port. Unit Ibe fire may rover I .luo or LMKIO acres. A rite that started near the new (Iraiide Hondo Is lielieved to he in green timber. The fire started from n donkey engine. , s ;:.e 7s ..ri,. unil decidedly butter than in Culi. lrtrnla. WtinlilnKtim or Idaho. SAI.K.M. Or".. Aug. S. I;T) Stale Trralircr T. P.. Kav. who Is Motiti-i-al todiy may lie In a serious condition lis a result of ptoiimtne poisoning sill I fered by hint w hile In Lurupe. ne- curding to a b-tler received from j Mrs. Kay by their dauuhtcr, Mr-. Mollis llunlliiglon of Salem. The ! leiler .-tld I In. I the poNon Had settled in Mr. Kay's arms audi h.Mids so that hf was un.iMu to us.- then.. Tlif lctti-r a wrtltm rnm l.on din July 21'. and no word has biv-n i,'ci'tvod since In response to a cabcltr.im frtin the Kays while tn I.iMidcn. nr. K. K. Stiii'-r of Sah'tu left host Shturilay for Mont ial where he, wilt meet thru, to uuirrow . HA I 'll A Nt lSCO. Aug. S itV Wtlh All cUm beds on the fhoi-e. of .Marin anil Son tuna counties under a strict uoai amine f Wall'T M lUeklc. director of the late derartment of pliblfc hrnlth. indication ore today that five San Kranclwo le.tltlcnts sti-lcken nir eating toxie ebitn. wtmUl re cover. Four other persoim havo died w it bin the last w eek after imIiiii; clam1 or ninv-j.'l e illo-rett iiiiniinTmrn in ilNUUulKItt 111; CHICAGO AREA! Oft - pJON. TTitTftSDAY, ATYifST S. 1020, Tiny H eroine Dies Saving Brother in Contact With Wire IH TI'IIINSOX. Kiw., Auir. 8 (tV) --The roh; of heroitm was Klven ourly (o houlsn V1 Uy, 0. Hex-aunt! of Imt, her hrolhm. Hav, !. ia alive totluy but Louittu Is dead. Tho children of Cliff Wiley wore playlnt; about the roof of a Karate behind their home here yesterday. Ray touched some HaiiKlntf light wires, lie couldn't It;t go. HIh screaiiiH broiiKlit nelKhbora, one of whom was in search of a rope. Utile Louise didn't want to wait. She seized hor brother and shook him loose from the seaiiiiR lino. The hIwvM hurled her against another wire of a higher voltaye and nhe v.as killed. - i !' Till-: JI.UIL'l-:, NetheilaiulM, -Aug. Is. iff) The Young reiuu-ations 'pliin. which come In foe heavy ul ilnik I'.v I'lllllp Suondi-ll. Ill-ltisli ' i-hiil Ilor of t'.ie exi-heiUir, at yesterday's opening session of the reparations conference had ' two defenders tniluy in the delegates of l-'rance mid Italy. Henry l.'h"-0'i. l-'reneb finance initiiiter. and Senator .Masconl of i Italy, both look the position that I the new system of rctiurnlions pay ' mcnls and the new schedules Of annuities were elaborated by the experts at Paris with great care after tile greatest difficulties and must be approved if the present conference wants to get on with its mission of taking the thorns out of Kiti-opcan politics and liquidating the Ifst problems left over by the world war. ' . The Kreneh minister insisted that Franco had made repeated sacrifices In order to facilitate fl r.'oiiiproitlEsc on - tho repartitions Iirolilem and bad reached a limit wbicli she could not pa-SH. SELECT FARRAND WAHIIINflTfl.V. Aiig. R..(P Ceorge lO. l-'ai-l-and Of Los Ange les today wnji selected us general counsel for the federal farm hoard. The announcement i,y the' farm board said that Mr. Farrand was particularly experienced in law relating lo cooperative marketing. He lias been general counsel of the California Krult (irowers cx-' ehiinge, the California. Walnut as- sociation and the Mill; ProiUicers of slioiilioi-o ( ,. ii iv,iii n, . ' L. , a .M r. r ai-iiind Ls to tnke jiin his,"11"" '"'"';.""." ' duties in 'YVasliing'ton'Ailgust: 12. Vi:sT POINT. X. V.. Aug. X. I Special 1 - Marking Hie romplollon of six slreniious weeks of drill on the parade ground nt the I'. S. military academy hern. Cadets Men llarrell and John S. Connor of Medford, In company with the en tire plebe class of ll'J cadets, will pi aitic.t inarch, acrordlni; to or drrfl jnst issuod Ity Major (Jonrral William It. Smith, BiipnrintcndtMtt. Kill) fittld equipment will ho carrifMl by thn catlrts ami Hl,t"ltor trnt rarnl will , bo CHtoblishntl each niKbl. ilJi lllli- li IIIM KK unit uuLiuin i mou SAN O.-LNT.N PKISON Cal , - - ' v malfe3 Aug S,-n l-onr b.ll.dred "Hl , J .tlractive. ' eighty cases of illness among eon- v , ,,, , .... . ( lets ut sau Oiientii, prison were I Skilled physicians rccoenlie the revealed todav bv Warden .lames! nppearar.ee of pimples, bolls, ec II. Ilolohan. who said the epidemic ! other skin eruptions as had been pre uleni for several ,ns. The prison population, is approximately -1 ,"00 ami laying iff of nearly ."' a prisoners from the j HurKlii'pH crippled prison routine I for a time and siruinetl hospital ( facilities. j Warden Hidohan said a similar outbreak of dysentery tut u lew sei lnus on, occurriMl last year and ihc year before. I'.aUer IMnns umler way foi formal opening of newly construct o l.nker. RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION j A Itnttle trepk phyIci.-n says, 'TonsttpMion is responsible tor !morc misery than any other cause." Hut (mmcdiato rollet has benn found. A tablet called Rexajl Or derlies attracts water fmm the ya tem Into the Imv. dry pvaeuatirg : islon. The water loowin th dry -food wasto and onuses ft gontlo. thorouh movement without form- ling n habit or ever Hicrcrtt-lng the 1 doso. Ston differing from con?tfpttfnr t'hew a Itexall Ordrrlir at night. Next dav briiibt. Mrt ? for "'.e to.i t ut t!tr (tea re-1 lnH lb ut High quality and delightful flavor give it distinction 1 "Canids Dry" it made from hih. qual ity Jamaica llinger and ihrouith our exclusive extraction process retain all the flavor aod aroma of the finger root. A 2 "Canada Dry" is mode from absolutely . pure indredienti, blended and balanced in ex act proportions, A secret process of carhonation enables it to retain its sparkle long after the bottle' is opened. jk 3 "Canada Dry" is J tested daily under laboratory methods to assure its purity. Leading hospitals serve it. Leading physicians prescribe it. Here ii a better, purer ginger ale. COOL as a fresh breeze off the sea . . . sparkling a sunlight on blue water . . ..refreshing as a dip in the ocean . . . this is "Canada Dry." Served in leading hotels and clubs in New York . . . London . . . Paris . , ... the favorite in countless homes throughout the tlnited States and Canada .;V this is the place which its wonderful flavor and distinction have won for this fine old ginger ale. "CANADA E The hampage IN MOT MING riTTSIJUitUH, Pa.. Aug". S. P) CilU'AIlo. Aug. S. lT.i Kd Knch shot through the right tem- i ward .'. Clmniiell. vice president pie. Belmont Pugh, IIH. night lieu- j of tlio O't'cdnr corporulion, has tenant of police In Wilklnsburg, a norn sued for divorce by Id's suburb, mid .Miss Louise Stlne. UN. J victoria U. Channcll on grounds wore found dead in tlio woman's ! ur ci uelty and hiiliitilal druiiken apavtment early today. ! ness. Police were unable lo' decide if ' ''l,e divorce action filed yester- it was a ease of double murder or -day follows by several weeks tne murder and suicide. I filing or a $100.00(1 breach of "The woman was found lying pi-omlso suit against ChnrtncH's across the bed by detectives sum- j faclicr. rlinrlcs A. ( 'liannell. nitl ino'ned by a taxi driver, who mw' vnara president of 'the O'Cedar her through a window. Nenrliy .- corporation, by MIsh 1 tilth Tlioin- tbey found I'ugn. in iuu uniiorin. , his revolver clnspfd in his hand one eurtridKc fired. Near tho hotly was nil .empty ultell which polieo said fitted the enipt ehainber of tho pistol. i PukIi was married and was the t father of two children. j (iotliam Clniufi'eurs sudko j NIJW YORK. Aug. K. IIT He- tween 3000 and 6000 taxieabs were , oft the streets of New York today j ''ecu use that muny ehnuffeurs had ! Igono on strike nobody seemed to ,.,.rtn, tl, I III? Wt'HIIIL'l , mi il mi. i;in vi i j , and sunnv for weeks, had a lot to ! '! warehouse lire In i-u.ns ol do with-it. i lowing fires of incendiary origin - janiong tile colonies of the C.iris- Itob Newsboy. Mian Community of l.'niversal Itro- PtHtTl.A.N'L). Ore., Aug. 8. tA't j therhood. Doukhoboi- schools ut Lee Anulegate. 15-year-old news- champion Creek, nrilllant, Spen- jboy. told police today two thugs attacked him hist night on lOaat , T'lltll street, forced llis arm across his muuth asti gag and hound him wllh wire afler inking ?il from lljni. . vpiilciritu.. begins witlia Clear Skin IT'S the person with a clear, smooth, lovely complexion that usually wins. To be sure, not -fnueK is said openly about skin eruptions; but secretlv thev inlluenco mnny im- portant affnirs. Personal likes Evcrvbody wants to be altrac i. ; l.,.t j ..,,,. I OeiOg Ull inuiinuuii louv in- body's power of. resistance is low that there is a deficiency of rcd- bloed-cclls. Tho sure way to . remedy this condition is to restore the. red-blood-cclls- to normal; - - " - 0h I ti ssss Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful LAKE-O-THE-WOODS ' (Home of the Black Basil . FISHING BOATING BATHING DANCING EVERY EVENING , -'.fumlthtd deeping and heusekeepipg cabins. Special ratea By the week. Tor reservations phone direct to Lake o fie Woods resort. of Qinger ifles formerly a) model. . Tho youiifTcr Channells , marijlcd on Feb. IS, 1 !-H. ; sepaiMtod- last. June 20. BELIEVED ARSONISTS NKLSO.W B. C. Aug. .(! ,.-,. Krhuoi houses, a flour mill : cer mid Krestova. are In ruins infter fires of .Moiuliiy night. i It was at Chide that a flour mill Jaiul warehouse was sles(roye1. Knnatie llouklioliors mi' blamed foe the fires. Tliis is why so mnny thousands have been enabled to free them selves of thos? unsightly blonvv ishes and painful skin annoyances by taking- a course of S.S.S. S.S.S. helps Nature restore the blood to its normal state. Healthy blood makes the body strong and resistant to disease. Without plenty of rich, red blood there roiiltl he no strung, sturdy, powerful men, or healthy, beautiful women. ' If you are troubled with so. called skin disorders or if the count of your red-blood-ce!l.:: in low. take n few bottles of S.S.S. Peck energy, vitality and a clear skin throuch the remedy, which is made from fresh vegetable drugs, and has stood the test o over 100 years. " All Prug Stores kc!1 S.S.S; !:t two siass. Ask for the larger siic. It is more economical. CcrJTlIti'. 155 H.S.8. Cff. 'it le ehi,,, .. " .Vine ' 'y .fyi : - the . ' : 1 '- i S 1 ""1 mi'. 1 1 ions.' j Tliellii IB I ingii of rose, creme. etc., I i of our pearls servo the I S prime requisite of beiiutl- 1 f . ' Fill .iewels-iietting off the I U . j j beauty of tlio wearer. Jl T "NEVER M!IW! J Cf. RAWING FL5JIf j CIxEAMg . e . e ee FROM iEr;' Tbe Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT Good rood Good Service, WE DEVELOP Films Free West Side Pharmacy YOUR EEXALL STORE Open Sundays sod Eveningi . All the Time ' aLND HOU.Y Sts. Phohs (44 A Complete Cleaning arb rrvpf4c sfpvicb j s Women's Hose ! 51.00 Pair HESilk from top to tne with S pointed heeL 'Hrillill!!li!l!lllllli!lllllli!ll!lllll!IH INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phon 10S SO N. Central rltdford, Oregon REPAIRING Ml 'Jt Jim MCDrCftO. or ijjjll 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m
