TAGE TWO
LAKK COUNTY EXAMINE!
AVUIL 2, 1914
Lakeview Saddlery
A complete llneot
wagon mid lutjriry
liarnfufi, whips,
robes, bits, rlates,
spurs, quilts, rose
ettes, etc., etc.
Ml
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Everything In the
1 1 ne of carriage
and horse furnish
lugs. Kepalring
by competent
men.
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Inc.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTR.OM
NEVADA -CALlFDRNlA-DREdON HY.
Daily Service Reno to Lakeview Except Sundays
No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 9:40 P. M.
No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 5:40 A. M.
Daily Except Sunday
Pullman A ISuffett8ervice Between Lakeview and Keoo
C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON
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Lakeview Steam Laundry
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We give efficient service and do good work.
Send your washing and give us a trial.
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OUR, POPULAR,
T IS . I TTRA CTIS'G
the attention of old and young of
both sexes. Our magBiticent beer
is u speeial brew whieh all know
ing householders should have at
home not only for the use of
guests, but for the benefit of every
member of the family. This brew
is one that tinly needs to be tust-i-il
to be niiteeiated. It is not
only good as a thirst-tuetteher
but a splendid touie for invalids
and people of weak constitutions.
POST & KING, Proprietor
CUTLERY THAT CUTS
Steel of the Lest quality at fair prices. Our cutlery
is made from the best English steel. We have also
in stock fine pocket cutlery, scissors, shears, etc., etc.,
made by the best English manufacturers from the
finest Sheffield steel.
T. E. BERNARD
''EVERYTHING IS' HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS"
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
i Good
form
Correct Table Service.
The Inestimable value mill comfort
of having ttu home table correctly
, served tumuit ho overestimated, ns the
refined home, whore luciikfiiM. Inm li
eon iiiul dinner lire pleasant him In I oc
cnslous Ntnl where ttie initid Is tmiuht
to serve deftly ntnl noiselessly, need
never four the event of I'Mni gnosis
luncheon or tlinner, owing to the fact
thnt tlie routine will viir.v hut Ik 1 -I)'
from thnt to wlil.h the iiinUI Is ne
customed.
"line does not grow old nt table," Is
a favorite saying hi Italy, a tut utmost
ns important ns the food Is the way
In which It Is serveil timl presented to
us. t'nfil mutely many housewives
think thnt with hut the services of one
general maid, who perforce Is lioth
cook mill waitress, a perfect table Is
denied them anil, unless she Is already
drilled In this most Important branch
of her work, expect but little else
save the bringing In of the dinner ami
the changing of the plates between
courses.
Simplicity in home mentis 119 well ns
In more formal functions Is now Is-Ing
adopted by even the most successful
hostesses, nnd the dinner or luncheon
of three or four courses, each perfect
In Itself and correctly served. Is In
finitely to be preferred to a more elab
orate repast, carelessly cooked and pre
Rented.
The Motorcar.
Elegance bus extended to the motor
car. and the smart womau spares 110
trouble to turu ber automobile Into u
miniature boudoir or. ns some cynics
call It. dressing room. A very web
known artist has iicon so busy for tin
last few weeks with commissions tor
painting the panels of motorcars that
he bus been obliged to refuse orders
Some of the splendid new touring
cars have their panels decorated with
hand painted pictures representing fa
vorite scenes or figure subjects recall
ing the days wheu Wat tea 11 and Kri-
gonard were popular.
Inside the whole auto Is lined with
shot moire silk, and seats are on glid
ed Bwlvels so that tbey may be turned
in any direction. Small racks contain
bottles of iierfume. powder boxes In
beaten sliver gilt or In Inlaid shell and
the necessary stick or Up salve In a
round receptacle of the same shell or
metal.
A row of shelves Is filled with the
last thing Id novels, and a neat writing
desk Is fitted so that letters may he
dealt with eu route.
The Hat and the Expression.
"Weurlng the hat slightly to one Ride
Is very liecomlug to some faces those
with a dasn of fun and coquetry in
their expression." remarked an observ
ing woman. "Gainsborough's famous
Duchess of Devonshire' is an instance.
But the present fuslilmi of wearing the
bat so one sided that part of the uur
row brim ioiuts to the zeuith. while
Its opixisite side rests upon the shoul
der, is likely to be grotesque rather
than picturesque, especially when the
wearer has no air of solemn gloom as
her natural expression, as many of us
have. A clever woman once wrote.
"Never cry in a rose colored bat.' The
greater includes the less. "Never look
glum In a one sided bat' Though It Is
a fashion of the bour to wear it so.
no oue need do it. The middle aged
person frequently wears u look of
anxious severity that sometime!
amounts to scowling. It means abort
sight or a fear of looking too amiable,
that is all. but to unite this fearsome
expression with a bat standing on Its
own brim is to make a sartorial mis
take of tkie tirst order."
Announce Names Distinctly.
It would be amusing were it not vex
Btions to note how seldom oue bears a
name clearly pronounced on introduc
tion. A mumble, where only the word
Miss or Mr. is clearly understood, and
more often than not it is quite Impos
sible to say whether one has been in
troduced to Mrs. or Miss. It is always
embarrassing to any one to talk to a
person of whose name one Is in doubt,
ami few persons have the courage to
ask to have it repealed.
While a loud voice is not proper or
correct, the name should be distinctly
pronounced or mistakes In addressing
the person are very upt to cause em
barrassment and often misuuilerstund
ings easily avoided if the names are
known.
Very simple ure the rules for mak
ing introductions by a host or hostess,
us men are always presented to wom
en, younger to the older, unmarried
women to murried. and only In the
event of the guest of honor being a
distinguished inr.n are ladles present
ed to hlui
Drinking Healths.
Since grape Juice bas become the
fashion und temperance healths are
drunk It is convenient to know just
what Is the etiquette of health drink
ing. When the health of a guest of
honor Is proposed every one rises, in
cluding the honor guest, and ull drink.
In responding one may just suy. "1
thank you and my kind host and host
ess and beg you to Join me in drinking
to their very good health and happi
ness." This at once brings about an
other response and relieves the honor
guest, who joins In drinking the toast
A guest at a dinner party never
"drinks alone " All drink whenever a
toast Is proposed to any one present or
absent.
EASTER HATt CHEAP.
' Caster entnee but once a year,
An1 many men air alsrl.
Tor. thmiKh It etmiiM l otherwise,
Knater maRra tltni aaol,
Heentise those I'aMpr huts are high.
Anil women, don't you know,
MiiKt te In style her, don't you Smllet
If bnts are hliih or low.
Hut Johnny lHe of our row
Una ceased to be the snat.
It con tii him not a simile rl
If wife wants tint or coat.
Anil John hits seven dnuahtera too.
Oh, fathers, think of t tint
I. If enrh one took you by the ear
Anil holler oil fur hat I
John bouaht Ms wife sonic Leghorn hens
1 And Kve nu ll Kil l some too.
I Well, now, you oiiKht to sen the fun I
Oh, Koooness, what ailol
Those women hnvo an eR contest
An. 1 ... ........... I......I
itiev no noi nn-n in nK lor casn
From "these Unlit listed men "
John's women folks-my, how they (tress I
John has cash In the bunk,
Ami no one but the liumtile ben
Una Johnny loe to thank.
Friend, when your wife cornea coolnf
round
Alioitl that Knster tionnrt
Just throw your tirm urouml her neck
And reint her this sweet sonnet.
Then Rive her some nice I.eshorn hens.
Ami lints will eonio like fun.
Those, hens will jump iltilil on the nest,
Ami, pop. they'll lay her one!
(.'. M. HAP.NITZ.
KURIOS FROM KOR RESPONDENTS
Q. Whnt Is wrong when a cock's
comb turtis dark? A. It's a sign of
Indigestion, weak heart, diseased liver,
sluggish circulation or frostbite.
Q. I have n Ioghoru cockerel with
a lop comb. How 'can I mako li!tu
carry It straight? A. If misshapen,
thin nt base or has deep linger marks,
you enn't ch.mgo it This trouble Is
often the result of weakness from lack
of nutritious food, the Inroads of lice
or loosening of comb through roup. la
theso cases removal of cause generally
makes comb correct
Q. If you were to start n gxso farm,
what variety would you clusise? A.
The While I'mlxleti.
Q. What do you think of moth IiiiIIh
for louse killer In winter? A. The
laying hens aren't on the nest often
enough to get any benefit from theiu
and only touch them with the under-
body. The worst lice ore on the neck
and head. Moth balls are apt to flavor
the efrg".
Q. What Is meant by 11 top cross
of Rhode Island Ited mid White Leg
horn? A. Mating a It hod e Island Ited
male and White I-eirliorn females.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
Twelve dozen clii kens ure killed mid
dressed every Salnnl.i.i by the poultry
class at the Kansas experiun nt sta
tion. This certniti'y bents l!ie lessons
on "IIiw to !ro-s Poultry by Mall"
Issued Nv the ' -nn- :'.' school.
Yes, practical wori; t in every de
partment 11I' blc.
Many ilo not ici'i,.- what a bard
worker the hen K I'rom dawn to
twlligl:t . flie is 011 the go. nod all for
food to keep up Jier Issly and manu
facture her product. If a dairy cow
does 'not get suitable ami sufficient
feed she does not pnslnee quantity
and quality in milk, and Jtint so with
the hard working hen site can't mako
something out of nothing.
The latest convert to poultry culture
Is Churles M. Schwab, the steel mag
nate. He is building a concrete, steam
heated, elwtrlcully lighted poultry
plaut on bis farm at Loretto, Pit. We
remind him that it takes good strains,
great pains, good grains and burnished
brains, as well as boodle, to get tbero
with cockadoo4le.
The Clmlx Icctulurius. commonly
known ns the bedbug1, alias the crim
son rambler, in slang the B flat, la
branded a transmitter of tuberculosis
and other contagious, diseases, and hu
mans ulllicted with 'em should dispose
of thorn quickly without a trlul by
Jury. The Dermanyssus galllnae. the
red mite or bedbug ot the lien tribe, as
It crawls from hen to ben. also Is a
carrier of microbes and often spreads
a disease whose presence Is hard to ex
plain. Tbo old story that the cackling of
geese saved Koine is old evidence of
their watchdog quality. A stranger, a
strange dog or a hawk comes in sight
ami without fail the old gander and
bis whole crowd start to honk. They
have been known to sound the fire
ulanu and to sound the Alamo wheu
chicken thieves appeared, und such
rubberneck cops are gisid to have
around.
The farmer Is very careful that the
hog, sheep or beef he sells Is in line
condition for market, but be seldom
prepares his isiultry for sale und often
just grabs the chickens off the roost at
night and starts with them for market
the next day before daylight. This
slipshod way of doing business bus led
to the establishment of great fatten
ing plants near Chicago, where the
farmer's thin chickens arc finished
and sold at a big profit that goes Into
the other fellow's pocket.
Mr. John J. Sweeney of 172 East Ninety-fourth
street. New York, bought a
cold storage egg und wrote to a Miss
Clara Itaker of Uellefoutalue, O.,
whose nume was on tlie egg. She bad
been married four yours and recalled
tbut six mouths before the wedding
she bad packed the egg for shipment.
This Is rather mi old egg. but there are
others.
While glass lets In the light and
sun's heat It Is nlso 11 rapid conductor
of heat, and this Is why henhouses
with big glass rronts get cold so quick
at night and Jack Frost covers the biff
windows with Ice.
I.nke tVunty 8Mtsineii Notes
(Oregon Sportsman for March)
Mr. Jeff Howard recently cmun In
front Jack's Trcok country with 12
lino marten pelts.
Mr. Wm. LuSnter, of Silver Luke,
reports thnt two hundred deer Is a
conservative estimate ot the number
wintering In tho low hills In his lo
cality. la some Instances deer have
coiuo In mid fed at liny stacks. Six
teen heinl wero counted from tho
roadway ten tulles north of Silver
Lnko tine day during the latter part
of Kebrtmry.
On the twenty-third of Feb. Mr.
William LnHuter reports thut Urge
numbers of I'nuadii goose have re
turned to tho Silver Luke, country.
They have already begun to pair olT. (
In the Silver I.nko und Paulina1
marshes there aro nbout four hund
red swans.
Mr. .1. W. Donnelly rumo to Puis-!
ley recently with flfty-r.lx coyote anil i
twenty-ono bob-cat hides. This was'
tho result of bis work in the bills
north of Paisley.
On February lltlt tho first geese
of tho season camo to Warner Lake.!
The migration Is curlier this year!
because there lias not been so much 1
Ice. j
On February fith sixteen deer;
were seen traveling muitli through;
the south end of Drewe Valley, The
band no doubt had been living In j
the mahogany thickets till they run )
out of feed and had to migrate.
Nothing No tiiMid for n Cough or it
Cold
When you have a cold you want
tho best medicine obtuluublo so us
to gel rid of It with the, least possible
delay. There are many who consider
Chutnherlulii's Cough Kemedy un
surpassed. Mrs. J. Horoff. Klillii.
Ohio says, "Kver since my dnughter
Put!; Wiv cured of a severe cold and
cough by Chamberlain's Cough Ite
med) two years ago I have felt kind
ly disposed towurd the manufactur
ers of thut preparation. I know of
nothing so (itilck to relieve 11 cough
or cure a c.ib!." For stile by. all good
dealers.
Worden Will Defend Klamath
Packed by tho patriotic cltltniis of
Klamath county, Judgo Wordon will
make a slntn campaign to validates
tho warrants of Klamath County,
which hnvn been attacked to the
amount of fJZG.OOO by iioii-riisldent
timber barons who have no Inter
cut In tho county except to grab all
they can nnd pay as llttlu taxes "aa
possible. Tho warrants wero Issued
mostly for road bulltllng'tind Klam
ath illl.etiH wish to pay them.
Judge Worden will nt oncn ask
the co operation of nil county judges
!u counties whose present Indebted
ness exceeds the constitutional li
mit of $ r. 0 0 0 , and petitions will bo
circulated to place the, liisuo on tlin
utittc ballot to authorize tho valida
tion of varrnuts In all counties thus
Involved.
Hod ;ruln Scarce
The Fort. Kork correspondent to
tho Silver Lake Leader writes ss
follows:
Farmers are still hunting seed
grain. It seems the ltond people
have not been able to supply t'11 de
maud. This Is my fifth year M.d I
l.avo never seen tuuc'i 1 1 thuslastn
lH this. IjO : 1 luerent to A'httl It
i.lu when on Ml tie old t (.-horse
needer did ser,-. i for tho whole val
!. The Reason Fewer
People Take "Salts
Alfalfa Scsl iji Demand
Now that a prlco of 15 cents per
pound In being made on the consign
ment or alfalfa seed which Jay P.
Harttr has in charge, the seed Is be
ing sold very rapidly. The seed Is
that brought In by John Sharp and
Son of Modoc County, and Is of su
perior quality. Those desiring to en
gage u quantity should see Mr. Hur
ler at once. Merrill Itecord.
TilL FX AM1N1CK FOR JOIl WOflK
We find the use of Milts and other
harsh physics Is boeoinmlng less
every yeur because more people are
using Hcxull Orderlies, which we and
they firmly believe to be tho best
bowel remedy ever mude. They
taste so much like cnudy that even
the children like them. At the same
time they act o canity and naturally
that there Is 110 purging, griping or
pain. They promptly remove the
constipation ami by soothing
und strengthening the bowels
mako It less liable to occur
again. Wo have the utmost faith It
them. We know what they are made
of and tho pleasant, beneficial results
that always follow their use.
You needn't take our word for It.
If Itexall Orderlies do not help you
If tbfiy don't entirely relievo all your
bowel troubles come back and tell
us and we'll give back your money.
In vest pocket tin boxes; 10c, 26e,
GOc.
You n buy Itexall Orderlies only
nt The Itexall Stores, anil In this
town only of us. Thornton Drug
Company, Ijikeviev, Oregon.
HOTEL LAKEVIEW
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