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N VARIOUS parts ot the country
build now" ' ana other move
ments have been started to boom
business. It Is, of course, difficult to
persuade people to niter Individual
plans to help on a general move
menu But stilt there are many cases
where people could promote their
own Interests as well as set money in
circulation la this way.
Contractors would build a house
today ''cheaper, in all probabilities,
than they would a year from now. Re
pair jobs would in some cases be
cheaper, and in any event vextatious
delays could be saved by anticipating
one's wants. .
Most people let buildings go too
long without necessary renovation.
Money saved by economising in bouse
paint may not really be saved by, any
means. The impression gets abroad
that a house Is run down, and it one
wants to sell, he finds It has acquired
a poor reputation, faint, preserves
ouiiaing material, t t
Farmers in particular are
often
slack. They let buildings grow weath
er beaten, actually increasing future
repair bills, besides giving a general
impression that they are unprogres-
slve. Store keepers do not .realise
keenly 'enough-the. advantage ot-an
attractive Interior; They need to do
over walls and ceilings frequently,
they give the impression -of untidi
ness that-hurtstrade. No'man can
prosper in business without keeping
up the appearance ot his location.
If every householder, every mer
chant and every farmer would look
over bis j buildings critically, and
spend at once the money that ought
to be laid 'out, and which he could af
ford, tor the good ot the property
and bis business, a big step would be
taken toward restoring full prosper
ity. Oregon City Enterprise.
Scattered Shots
EVEN THE MAN who has only
one suit ot clothes to his name can
draw consolation from the knowledge
that the moths are not destroying his
wardrobe.
THE PURPOSE of advertising to
to place matters before as many peo
ple as possible. The matter of price
is secondary to results.
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NO MANHXS ever, complained that
he could find no help iV sowing "his
wild oats. It is only at reaping time
that the scarcity of help is to be no
ticed. -. WE'VE, ALL been lenient with the
Weather Man, and fnave covered "his
What ' Happened
AT THE
K. F. Steaa Lmiry
They have just completed Install
ing an Immense shelving space, so
they can handle' tkelr, increasing,
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benefit to the dry farmer, i. Now, how
ever, the farmer, ia anxious to plow,
and today's Inclemency vcaaaot be ex
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If the fellow who wants to run every
body else's buslnosa would Just dem
onstrate his ability by making a suc
cess of his own.
HOWEVER, the Sprlngvp6elr'y crop
m not snowed tinder .rot? Look ai
tho advertising on today's society
page.
AUTOISTSSUFFERIF
THESE BILLS PUSS
HARRISBURG, Feb. 27. radi
cally every nulomobllo owner In Pen
nsylvania would have to Junk his
car or migrate and every manufac
turer or dealer In motor vehicles
would have io readjust his business.'
If a measure presented by Senator
F. P, Croft, of Montgomery county,
Bhould be passed. The bill prevides:
"That It should be unlawful to
sell or offer for sale, or operate
on any public motor highway, or per
mit to bo operated, on any public
highway, any "motor vehicle which
can be driven at speeu greater
than 30 miles per hour, on an.ordln-
ary level mgnway.
Vlolatlons are punishable by a $500
line or one year in prison.
The bill Is designated to "prevent
reckless and fast driving. About
90,000 owners or cars would come
under the provisions ottke measure.
Four other bills affecting motor
vehicles have Appeared In the as
sembly. One of the most drastic
Is sponsored by Representative R. J.J
Baldwin, ot Delaware. It Is alao
aimed at reckless drivers, asserting
that the reason why "there are not
more,persons matned or killed each'
year is a matter of good luck", and
declares "It U entirely improper for
the state to permit the use of high
ways for destruction ot lite or prop;
erty without rnakiar alieMtejr0i?
visions for compesaUHg;tae losers.
As a remedy RepVeaenUttye Bald
win proposes that thVstatesetUe."All
damages caused -by autaoblIesAthe
state being imbured,bjr, brtagfaf
thn nffendlnn- oarty' to terms, aad'de-
f raying costs byiiaislBglthecense,
fees for motor vehicles, v
All drivers of motor vehIcles,wou!d
be compelled to secure a certincate
from a physician that their eyesight
Is unimpaired and their physical con
dition such as to qualify them to
operate cars, .in a bill offered by
Senator Wasbers, of New York. It
is estimated that this would cost
the, motorists fl.250,000 annually In
examination fees.
Representative Davis of Lacka
wanna, would forbid the operation
of any motor vehicle by a person
under 15 years, unless such person
is accompanied by a licensed chauf
feur. The bill would also prevent the
Issuance of licenses to persons be
tween 15 and 18 years of age, unless
competency to operate a car shall be
sworn to by two licensed drivers.
A bit that has brought forth
n hasty wall from the motorists is
that presented by Representative
Mangan, of Pittsburgh. The measure
would permit all cities to leyy a
license tax upon all resident auto
mobile owners, equal to ihe state
tax" "for revenue purposes." This
would make it possible for the cities
io add a million dollars to their bank
accounts.
Widows more than 60 years' old
with children and unable to earn a
livelihood will get a pension ot $16
a month for themselves and $6 for
each child under the terms of a
mother's pension bill unanJm6us!y
passed recently by the 'Arlcona' legislature.
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United States under tho twilight
treatment for themothcr. They
were taken by. the mother, Mrs. Bessie
McCann of Brooklyn, to a meeting of
women in the Academy of Music the
other day to show what the Twilight
Sleep would do. Every woman pres
ent admired the pair ot joungstem
and said thev were as vigorous as any,
lehlldreu born under tho old nictnoa.;
iod.golr
Mrs.
McCann, though a small and
frail woman, came forth from the
ordeal. without even remorabrnuco of
any suffering. -
'"We were dreadfully worried about
her," confessed her mother, Mrs.
James Murphy.
"I myself have had six children,"
she continued. "So I thought I know
what Besle wouUr- huvo to endure.
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Sleep,.xcept that we had read of itsll.ukcns of the const and geodctlc;iml f0rttt on effort, Is It not strange
being glen to a Staten Island school survey. I thnt a Christian should expect to
teacher. It was only 'aftor my igrow without effort, when tho same
daughter' was at the Kings County j Woik will begin at onco on tho (lod made both tho tree and man?
hospital that the doctor told me he construction of the now- Union ata j n (,0 nnlmal world, tho lowest
would have to put ner in tno iwi -
light Sleep to save her life.
"And" now she can't eon remem
ber how the boys came Into the world.
She slept for seven hours after they
were born, and when she woke.up she
didn't know the birth had taken place.
She wasn't conscious at .Ml of the
awful suffering a woman never for
gets. "Even when they brought the
children to her she wouldn't bellpve
they were hers. She had noticed a
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It's omott io oe
Diamond year in
Humboldt County-
and every other county in
California as well, if economical
tire mileage will'make it
Read this letter and think it oven
"Euieks, California, November 27, 1914.
"Right her I want to thank you for letting me
in on lh piaraond line. We have had a splen
did season, outsold almost every other dealer,
replacements have been very few and' nine
tines out of ten we sell the famous Squeegee
Tread in plsce of the smooth. ,
"Six different stage lines running In this county
have been ueing Squeegee Tread cases all
season and the lowest mileage in any esse
has not been below .5,500-the best is 11,000
and the average is 7,000.
"Next year will bo Diamond year in Humboldt
County, -. k, Knudson, Manager,
"SEQUOIA TIRE AND OIL COMPANY."
la addltloB to the xtraoreUaary mileage aad freedom
frees trouble that you get la Diamond Saueegee
Tread Tire, you can sew Imf them at the f ellowwg
"fair-uatt" price:
. I Diamond II , piamma
maM sjqueeea " X lueegee
30a3 9M Mi4 $3QM
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FAY, WO MOn
in
Have Big Voices
iiumber of other little liable In the
ml she thought Him was
IbeliiK fooled. I nover saw or heard
of nn thing HKo it. The treatment la i,u(nB Iimd, no man could tell you
certainly n wonderful thing toru1Bl th,,y rw g00,j for. They only
women." jlioiist of how gloriously tho l.ord
'lic looked o bright nnd well when)lllVl,d (nom ycnr- nR0( n, nco then
1 saw her n few hours after tho.ttey j,nvt, i,ct,n nmuiled to do nolh
bnbles were born," chimed In Oeorgol(nC ,
M;nnn too jro.m u.u..uu. ...... ,
father. "She looked Juat ns ou see
her now. and she left tho hospital In
two wcpks. Tills new treatment is
going io no np.ireroue.. .., ....., .
'can tell you
il's hard to see omo
'ono you earn for suffer, when
all
ou can do is stand by nnd wait."
The discovery of a nnWgahlc chan-)nKU
iiel from the Hearing sea Into the
mouth of tho Kuskowln river was
officially announced' by Secretary
lledtleld. Tho discovery, which opens
the second greatest river In Alaska
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to commerce, was made &y tnptain
.uon at Chicago, moiving a total ex-
pcndlture of C5,000,000, The now
station will occupy tho blocks be-
tween Adams nnd Jackson nnd Clln -
J ton and Canal streets and will house,
ino rennsyivania lines, ine ynicngo,
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Mllwaukeo and Ht. Paul and possibly
tliu Cltlcngo & Alton tallrondt.
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time. Hen Chiltote, 033 Main St.
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"Pmtint Tomtri fat Mirk"
ll II. J. H. BlMkaJeNM. Patra; Wrat leeiiftema amrrh
"Not n Ihimgh I linn iiiromir
i..i.,.i ,,iii,or were nlrtmtly perfect:
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tucheiul tint for which also I am
Hppwlcmlcd of Christ Jesus, lirotn-hiu
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piohcmli'dj but this one thing I do,
roiKOltliiR Ilioao tblns which are bi"
lilml, iiuil reaching forth unto those
thing which are before, I press to
ward thu mnik for tho prlie of ti
IiIrIi mllliiK of (Kid In Christ Jpmi."
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nil tho rent of tho text Is explanatory,
It Is tho end aim or goal upon which
Paul h bin c. It la thu ono thing
which P.iul Is tr lug to apprehend or
nttnlu. It l, In hort, perfection of I
ilmrmior. To be llko unrisi was moj
niatk which Paul had al beloro
boiiI, Ill his letter to mo uiinuiin,
nl Phlllppl ln confessed that ho was
not tt rencnea ino nmr, u..i
piniHliiK toward It.
Iteru Is tho peint: If Paul with
i.i u.iiwlnrriil (!hrUlln exoerlence.
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noble f harncler uud deep losriung,
lind to init forth an effort like an
U'lo riiuulns n rave to follow In tho
i .. . ,w s.uti.1 siikis n innsv iiihi
Hue run hoiiio of us,
fnvorcd, liopu to gel
who are
when wo
less
put
forth no effort at all?
In almost every church there areo a
lew people who have n reputation for
Christian piety which rnta upon n
chnln of iiciatlonx. 1 mran Io say
,nnt W,uu u,cy have a reputation for
wj i)t bo HUrirUw ,0 fllut
(tmt (n w fpjm ()f 0 MU p,,,,.,
)f anlnmen, rwltca upon ,ho
((Toit ho whh putting forth. In ev
f , nm of fo MCCCO com
out of Intelligent, strenuous effort.
I Hvon in the vegetable world the tree
(that grows belt Is the one that works
(most energetically. Only a few weeks
n most eminent scientist wrote a
readable pleru on how the active, ag
Kresslve trees of tho forest drlvo out
the less vigorous trees of tho forest
Horn tho more favored spots of tho
.earth. If a forest tree cannot grow
without life and energy enough to
,rll0l nVM iif0 0f (0it Kvery
victory It wins costs nn effort.
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wo obtain any good thing In the ma
terial world we nro getting that which
homebody has tolled to produce. This
mi mo law of attainment through of-
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Says Cream Applied la Nostrils t
Opens Air Passages Rlgkt Up. eX
Instant loliufno waiting. Your
dogged unstrlls open right up; the air
uassngcu of your head clear and you
'an brentho freely. No mora hawk
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ness. No xtruggllug for breath at
night; )(inr told or catarrh dlsap
licaij (let a simill bottle or lily's Cream
Jinlm from your druggist now. Apply
n little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing rream In your nostrils It
ptnctriitcK through every air passage
of the head, soothes tho Inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just lino. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or natty catarrh.
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digestion aad starts food ftrasftts.
tloa, then our meals sour like b
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ana gtees wbicb lanste ine steaHsi
like a toy balloon. We tha nttaii.'
heavy, lumpy feeling In the caett, :r.
eructate sour food, belch gas, or am 'j
heartbura, flatulence, water-bma
nausea.
He telta ua to lay aaldo all dlfssUn
uiua bbu iMsivau, avi, iruia aay psersV' i.
acy four ounces of Jad Baits aid Mat'
a tabtespooaful In a gtaii of wikt
hdfnra hraakfaat arlilln It I -
cIbc. and furthermore, to coaUst il
this for one week. While relief feV
Iowa (be Irrt dose, It la laperlsel
to neutralise tke acidity, reaoia lit
m.aI.Imm mmm . tkS tm
itlmutale tke kidneys and this pis. i,
mote a free flow of pure dlsasuri
juices.
Jad Salts la Inexpensive tad ,
Hsu iivh nv .iu ui grspss ass,
lemon Juice, combined with Wna.
aad sodium phosphate. Tbki
less salla la used by thoustadt t(J
people for stomach trouble wttk m ',
cellenl results.
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lect from, which are mtee
lutely In tho style they wtos.;'
Second, they And thesi.
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Ity nnd service; and, lastly,
fit. keen thsir shsne. asl1
that look of Individuality asi
ho had from clothes made
to sell. '
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Wedbnttruct tho hlghtetj
Ity clotkee, and no matter!
murk dlUpnllv vou have
getting fltted. we can At you.A
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