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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1910)
H ALL CAINE O H KINO XDW ABOi II PIRATE’S LOOT A«S#or T ell. Story of Dead Bom- wreh’ a Vlait so late of Mao. W . will During a visit to the Isle of Man. ever take where 1 first had the honor to come isting Tale of Treasm to dose quarters with him, he took . !2Wc .. 10c obvious pleasure In the freedom with ■ied in Marianne Islands. . 26c which tbs people who surrounded his .. 17c ......... 20c person spoke to him, Hall Caine says iddreM «H »hipm ente. In the New York Herald. d Chose Death by Drownu U S M I T H M E A T CO. I remembered that one of our com- ,er Than Rsveal HidlnQ Pl,c, th e B e e t T r u s t ” | pany said, pointing to the little gray OREGON of Valuable Cargo Sought 1 town of Rumsey, which In a few hours by Lieutenant had become transfigured Into an orl- ental city, under the bias* of every Francisco.—In 1823, durlnj ( 1 available scrap of bunting. tlon In Peru, “Thla beats coronation day In Lon a number ly residenu of IJma c h w J don, your majesty.” out »nd plate and bridge work patrons w e finish plat«- of 300 tons, to carry t0 g p j The King smiled and gracefully al- in one day if neceeeary. property in money and Jewek i lowed himself to agree. PRICES large quantity of Rtlsr Ci»*« Sü.flO There were d o police with him that 22k Pi At* Troth $3.50 day, no detectives and hardly any es It Is said that UUnfesi..... SI r ions to the value of two cort—only a gentleman In light bowler, EsueiFilh.es $1.00 ig, and a vast sum In plate, S l ’ v « M ims 50 c <n two ladles in sailor bats, with a few after the treasure was on l C««i Patter Plates $5.00 i carriages full of friends behind them iks! Red Rubber *hen Its owners came down I and a number of blcyde Journalists Plate« $7.50 tach, they found the vesael | Pauless Eitrartio. 5Gc scudding at their tide. It was a charm tgllslfman, a lieutenant tn B E ST M ETHODS ing picture—a picture probably with tan navy, hearing of the IntJ Free w hen plates or bridge out parallel In any foreign country. jnsultation Free. You cannot fbt, had gone on board with | work anyw here, no matter It was the picture of a sovereign who i band, and had cut out ti felt absolutely safe tn the love and you I*F. fullv G uaranteed f o r F ifteen Years rlthin hall of a Peruvian manj i protection of the people over whom he He steered right acrosi the l i ruled. and In course of time rtachi "1 trust we have not tired you to arlanne Islands, where the t | death, sir,” I said. 342$ Washington Sl„ as burled. He answered: 3urse was then laid for Honolui P o rtla n d , O re g o n “ It has been simply delightful. I’ve lefore reaching this port qui and transfer to W ashington St. ] enjoyed It all Immensely.” roke out among the plratee, Th* King's memory was an extra eutenant, with his two oBci ordinary gift. Pointing to a monu Clothes for the Boy. i cabin boy. having set Bre ment on top of a hill, one of our party easel, got Into a boat and l< necaslonal suit In heavy pongee said: even for the boy of ten. and rew. One of the ofllcen “ That Is Albert Hill, sir. The tower loo, Is self-trimmed and finished It Albert Tower, *o called after a ¡red and thrown overboard tif strictest tailor effects, as a he boat reached Honolulu. Tbi picture of the prlnc* consort's visit to outing shirt for a man Rumsey In 1847.” arty represented themeelvet p e . The waist which older boys irvivors of a shipping disaster, "I remember perfectly," said the pleased with has a center bo* King. “ I was on the yacht with the i lieutenant, before leaving LL tnd one or more pockets. A Queen, bnt I was only 7 years of age een In love with a lady, the tl leather belt, with large buckle Peruvian officer, who was and the Queen was 111, so I did not soft tie, often a Windsor, are come ashore.” e revolution, and before tskii u su a l accompaniments to such urther steps with regard to t| “ Perhaps you remember, sir, what Low, rolling collars are provl ire, decided to send for her. happened when the prince consort land [hr the boy of five to seven, but a boy was dispatched as his ei ed.” turn-over form Is preferred for to Lima, but on his arrival "I do. He had come unexpectedly. is seized and thrown Into prli filler boy.—Hamer's Bazar. There was nobody to receive him and he lady refused to have an; a local barber took him to the top of Weak, W r n r r . W a t e r y E ypa. By Murine Eyi R e m e d y . T r y the hill.” A memory that retains an sr to do with a man whom Your Eye Troubles. You Will I a detestable pirate, It Soothes. 50c at Your Incident of such little moment can Write For Eye Books. Free. never have failed Edward VII. in ro i lieutenant and his sole rei Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago. ompanion thereupon chartei tation to greeter events of his life. fore and aft schooner, the Si A « 1 .1 ii lc T o o M u c h . commanded by one Csptl you didn’t put anything In ipson, and proceeded to contribution plate when the ushor innes for the treasure. Thot around.” he didn’t hive any change for rled hard to get a charter foil nickel, mamma. Did you think I Bed port or ports, but the going to give him all of it and go it Insisted on a broad cl gum for a wholip week?” ling any or all the Mariannes s evening, when they were F u rth er T i m e N e e d e d . of the Islands, the lleutem Politician—Gumbrldge, you was sitting on the lee rail my speech last night. Now that with his companion, was, It have slept over It, tell me frankly ctured, tipped overboard bj you think of the effort. Friend—To tell the truth, • and disappeared. Tbe tk a by, I—1 slept under it. You’ll i wag raised, but the lleui to let me see the manuscript was never recovered, ompson, from certain scraps Anything But Quiet. ■rsatlon which he had overt! A.—There goes Mrs. Green, ig suspected the object o( ty say she is such a quiet dresser. ;e, overhauled tbe dead Hi Ira. Z.—Quiet? You should hear effects, and among them (i carrying on when her husband is art o f tbe Island on which toning up her waist In the back. ure was hidden, hut with ) omitted. Soon afterwsrl ARD E. Bt’ RTON — Amayer «n<1 Chemlrt, ed another brig, with the •drille, Colorado. Bpecimen pru««: Gold, '.Lrod, tl. ühM , Bilver, 75o; Gold. 50c: Zmo dlch he was acquainted, and Jiper. 11. Mailing envelope« and fa ll prloe litt iged to search for the tn iottopliration. Control and üm plre work ro>- Rofertmos: Carbonats National Bank. ilvide It between them, giving ving pirate a share on he consented to point out IEIC EM P LO Y M E N T CO. but with a threat If he did of Portland, O regon The wardrobe of the summer girl who s he would forthwith be bi hasn’t on. or more little dresses on the FURNISHES H E L P TREE to the Spanish authorities, order of the one sketched here, is de TO EM PLOYERS a concerted moment the cidedly incomplete. office. 12 N orth Second St. Main 6S70; A 1406 seized by both captains aud This is of light blue handkerchief Dept 206V* M orrison St. Main 1062: A 20*4 linen, plentifully trimmed with Irish lace, Phone or w ire orders at our expense. Itlons named. He nodded. but carried out very simply. The style 1 him If he would Indicate is one that is not extreme but always tlon of the treasure. He n dainty and becoming. ■ asked If this was the b lng to the nearest of the igaln nodded. They Invited HOUSEHOLD HINTS. tep Into a boat which had fir s t class w ork at red and guide them to the A plain salt gargle Is very good for -casonabl« prices. Afterward he went below sore throat fr a c examination I his pockets with lead and and p erfectly fitted Gasoline Is good to clean soft white l, going down the ladder, classes as low as leather shoes. ed off the boat with one foot All frozen puddings are Improved side o f the schooner and di N - faking methods. by being served with whipped cream. first Into the sea. DR- c. L. H A Y N E S itll within eight or ten years Use ammonia and water rather than Suite 4 2 7 , M a r q u a m B u ild in g soap s was alive one of the boats and water for washing marble. Fourth Floor snatching at the suicide's -ppoiite Portland Hotel, Portland Ore. Milk Is good to wash white paint; ive him as he sank, plucked cold tea equally good to wash colored lead a handful of hair, but paint. raise the heavily weighted In buying potatoes pick those that put an end to the treasure are Arm and hard and have the few The chart went Into the est “eyes.” of the Spanish authorities T coffee T "! Left-over biscuit are much better a copy of the Japan Mall o,| T E A S P IC E S s or more ago the statement BAKING POWDER e that the British schooner W v- EXTRACTS d from Japan as far as Oi JU ST RIGHT 1 island belonging to the Mi p, in search of the buried C e s s n a DEVERS But while the captain, *' ed to sail for Yap, in “ • i, was on shore the schoon* led off, either by his mates or N O X A L L nese, or by all f°ur> ^*** Foot Rem edy only persons on board. » » POR TENDER, ACHING. nothing has been beard | BURNING AND INflAMfD eL ,r o f th . a . much B. E. WrigJ.f B. E. Wright Co. FASHION HIN i Tim# to Rebel, was In one of those ultra-»**1 ants where It costs a OUT c* at the menu. ’urtle dove.” whispered th» I who had been Invited to n’t you order me some <H* r tsrrnpln? It is only fosr < irtion.” *’ot so that you can notloeJ ided th* young man ht bs a turtle dovg ¡mi i n dove.” KNOCKS a l l o f f e n s - v IVE ODORS AfTfR cent*. Biography Barred. Ibucks, what does tie *unt toF ’ Vhat'a the trouble. 17* 'l l that durned enumerator * • lot of Aggers. W ould» 1 1 ntlon to the detail» of W Ism or my fust msrrlsi* A t all d r u g g in i, or i y m ail Dr. O . O . F L E T C H E R AUaky Bld«., P o r t la n d , O regon ATRIP T O P O R T L A N D F R E E rT ' i t : CUT RATIS IN PAINLESS DENTIST»! Ip ■ P . l n l . n E xtra ction ....... Tret Silver F illin g * .................... 50« I S I R r ifr t M S Gold Filling:! ................. W W n K Go,d C row n s.......... • • I A ki fT X P o rce la in C r o w n s ........•••• •* M o la r G old C ro w n * . . . . . . . £ m Bridge W ork. 21 K O0H . . . M Inlay F ill.. P u reO otd ......... V ary N ice Rubber P l .t « ....5* ,* * bb«r P la t, an E arth............ _ - a*LL THIS W O R K IS GUARANTEED. » r o w your monay away. A dollar mead ^ I'V il .r i^ r n o d . Our original raliabi. Mod.ra • Methorie and aur perfected office equiP- V FEED FOR WINTERING STOCK s That Pig? J- ‘f ' u" time and yonr monay. __, . J JV »" D U rr U T S . Jth * H en -tees. P ertla ad S o s m lP d L women •Isn't It disgfA'f smoke nowadays?'' ••Whyr advertisement offsr- rI jo lt **w an I 1 six puffs ioi a dol- lng to any woman »*!•"—Purple Cow. The Handiest Remedy Numerous Catch Crops to Supple ment Hay When Latter Is Fallur* — Soy Beans for Silo. is and past experience has proven that when taken promptly at the first signal of distress a sick spell may be avoided. F o r Hostetler’s Stomach Bit ters, On many farms where the number ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS of animals raised on the farm and ! S IX T H . A T M O R R IS O N S T ., P O R T L A N D , O X kept through the winter Is dependent j upon the amount of hay harvested, j EWTOWWPe " " e want you to try this Piano /.V YOUR the farmer is unable to winter all of | HOME EKt.E. We want you to try it at his stock when the hay crop Is a fall-1 #y ’ T our ex [tense because— Loss of Appetite, Gas on ure unless, he grows catch crops to P A t the end o f thirty days the Piano Stomach, Heartburn, Bloat supplement hla hay crop. 11 SELF will convince you o f the following Onts and peas make a very good 1 ing, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, catch crop and will produce a large ( • facts: Headache, C o s t i v e n e s s , jr f ^ ^ It’s the best value on earth for the price amount of palatable aud nourishing Cramps, Diarrhoea, Malaria, hay. It's MUSICALLY and MECHANICALLY Corn fodder makes an excellent j Fever and Ague catch crop and affords abundance of j lough feed, although corn that Is al- j We know there is so much real value in lowed to reach a more mature condi- j th.s Wellington Piano— w e’re selling for —on easy payments—that | tlon will afford the most nourishment. I w e're willing to let it he IT’S OWN SALESMAN. I Millet Is another excellent calcli It will tell it's own story to you—in your home if you’ !! send « « til* | crop and will thrive under a wide coupon. CELEBRATED variety of conditions, but like most j Pit use sent, me full particulars concerning this unusual Piano offer. other crops will produce better crops STO M A CH when It Is raised on land that contains j Adaress Name I an abundance of plant food. Barley and peas are very valuable B IT T E R j for fall feeding and may be cut late and cured for hay the same as oats and peas. This mixed crop may be ASK YOUR GROCER FOR K. * S. BRAND OF ASTHM A AND H A Y FEVER used tor soiling purposes until late In Blueing Disinfectant Spray are quickly relieved by Wyatt’s Asthma ^oYember. Rape Is a member of the COLLECTORS Remedy. Guaranteed or money refund- turnip family and makes an excellent ' Ammonia Cold Water Liquid Starch ed. Ask your druggist or send six late forage crop for sheep and hogs We Buy and Collect Note«, Mortgages, and Real tstate Contracts. No Collection No Charge. “ Clean, 0 " Non-Bolin? Wash'll? cents postage for Free Sample to any many farmers pasture It with Worcester Bldg., Portland, Ore. J. C. WYATT, Druggist. young cattle but It Is not adapted for K AND SXHEM I c a i @- VANCOliVfR. WASHINGTON, feeding dairy cattle, owing to the dan- ------------ --------------------------------------------- | ger of Its glvtug the milk a bad odor, WITHOUT ARMY. NAVY, POLICE similar to that Imparted by the turnip harmacists L it t le N a t io n L eee th a n U n it th e when fed in large quantities. in s short time by using rot MA»JU*ACTU«C »11 ««CCIAkTlCS S lx e o f G r e a t e r N e w Y o r k . Soy beans are recommended highly PLUMMER S ITCH They come together like the teeth as an economical source of protein rhone Main 1 1 J REMEDY and may be grown In most sections Of a dog. do the frontiers of France 401 Main Si. Vancouver, Washingta In 50-eent cans only. Address of the country where live stock Is and Spain, and between the teeth Is a PLUM M ER D R U G C O M P A N Y fed. Many fall with this crop be bone— such a small bone that one won T hird a n d M a d is o n P o r t la n d , Or. cause they do not wait for the ground ders why it was not swallowed up Became Household Word. to become warm before they sow the long ago, and tbe name of tbe bone is An old doctor was operated on In « crop. Soy beans may be drilled, plan Andorra. LIOUOR-HOKPM INE-TOBACCOl On leaving h* r K ^ e le > i "The whole area of this lonely little hospital In Berlin. ted In bills or In rows. ~ (ure permanently o jro | On farms where there Is a silo they nation Is something less than hall was sympathized with and pitied by FOR full particulars — I will do well when sowed In the corn that of Greater New York." says a all his old friends who met him, fo r field and run Into the silo with the writer In the Metropolitan, "and Its his hair had suddenly turned whit* The truth of the matter corn crop. It Improves the food value entire population does not equal that as snow. Japanese Is Hardest to Learn. of the ensilage and has no bad re- of one of New York's great office was that Foxy Grandpa had n o chance to dye his balr in the hos The Japanese language is claimed ults. buildings So when he got out he made to be the hardest of all to l e a r n . _____________ “ For want of a better name the pital. Even the Japanese flDd It hard, and | geographies have called It a republic, the most of the matter with the first several American army officers have KEEPING COWS OUT OF PONDS but the Andorrans part their allegl person he met, and became so tse- found It Impossible to master It It | ance carefully In the middle, as they mous that he was appointed one o t takes seven _ ,___ . . . Make Big Mistake ..... , Allow- do their hair, dividing It (the allegi the king's physicians and died rich, , , the .. Japanese . . child . . / years “ Dairymen In to learn the essential parts of the ance, not the hair), between the pope and his name, like tbe prisoner o f lng Animals to Drink Dirty, Chillon, became a household word.— alphabet, and one must become fa and the French President. Stagnant Water. miliar with 214 signs to learn this “ If Tolstoy himself had framed Its New York Press. simple part of the language alone, j Many men who think they are good government he could not have built To Brrjl -n New Shoes. The 214 signs serve as the English ) farmers allow their cows to drink all anything more after his own heart. A lw a y s .h a k e 111 A ilen V F ool-E aae, s p o w d e r , Initial letters In our alphabet To summer from any old pond that hap Tbe heads of families—the patriarchs it curt.-* h o t , e w e a tiu g , s e ttin g , a w n llen ie e L .'tires c o r n s , in g r o w in g n a ils a n d b u n io n s . A t be able to read any of the higher pens to contain enough water. of Scripture— elect representatives who ,11 d r u g g is t s a n d s h o e s te re s, ‘25c. P e n t a c c e p t m y s u b e titu te . Sam ple n isi !cd FR E E . A d d r e s s class of Japanese newspapers one several times each year saddle their No matter how filthy It Is, or how must be tbe master of from 2,600 to ■vnrm or contaminated by vegetable mules and go riding down to the 400- A lien 8. O lm rted , Le K oy , N. Y . 3.000 Ideographs.— Albany Journal. “ Nice People.” growth or droppings from the animals year-old Parliament House, where It nestles cosily In the mountain valley “ Do d e c people go to baseball themselves, so long as it Is water. N o t h i n w ill fin d M r«. W lnelow *« S o o th in g A greater error never was made. of Andorra la Vleja, to make such few games?” asks a reader of tbe New Syrup tiit- b r ,t rem edy to uee tot t h e ir c h ild r e n d u r in g the te _________________ e th in g p e r io d . We hope noL “N lc» You cannot get good milk or butter and simple laws as the well-being of York Sun. none is needed. people" are the most tiresome peopl* from dirty pond water. “ So slight are the expenses of gov In tbe world and If they went to b a s » .. Fracticai Experience. The cow Is a wonderful milking ma- ernment In Andorra, for all told there ball games In any considerable num , tools - 6 of f bis ki ®rmHr’ e<3U ?ped w ^ H*e chine and she often transforms some trade, was busy . . poor stuff . _ , Into . milk, ... . but . . If . . she are but four salaried officials, that a bers they would make the players so __ j ’ near the pretty road. \ Is given nothing but dirty, stagnant small poll tax on goats and sheep tired they wouldn’t be able to put up “What have you growing in that pond water all her powers of alchemy amply meets them all. There Is no a snappy game and the umpire would field,” asked the Innocent passer-by. cannot turn It Into a fluid fit for chil army, even of the smallest— for who get so bored he wouldn't care whet lie» “Weeds,” answered the granger. is there to fight? There are no police he had his skull cracked with a bas*s dren to drink. “But why are you cultivating “ When I was In Andorra." the writ ball bat or not. There Is one way. however. In which weeds?” queried the other. pond water may be used to advantage, er says, “ the prison— there Is but one An Illustration. "Because,” replied the man behind but It Is not to allow animals to go —was used as a poultry house There Little Willi*— Say, pa. what Is a p»uw the hoe, "after years of experience I j Is no fire department, for the houses Into It or drink from It direct. am convinced that Is the only way to , A pond on the Oklahoma station are all of stone. There Is no coinage, adox? exterminate them.” Pa— Well, my son, a coal stov* 1« for the people pay In kind No postal farm holds a million gallons and sup system Is there either, for when an one kind of paradox. It won’t bu m plies 100 head each of cattle and hogB. W h at W e M ay E xp ect. Andorran writes a letter, which rarely until it is put up. then It won’t bu m It drains a large area which Is on a Tbe suffragette meeting bad grown happens, he entrusts It to some ac until It Is shaken down. hill to the barns and feed lots. That red-hoL commodatlng person who Is going over “And what will become of the great ' Is different. the border Into France or Spain.” As It runs from the faucet It Is as brewery buildings when we control clear as the average well water and It the votes?” 6houted the leader. H la E x p e r i e n c e . And the little man who had tastes good. ”Alffy. don’t you find married life " I tried all kinds of blood remedie»* The cost of building the pond and crept In unobserved shrugged his more expensive than bachelorhood?” which failed to do me any good, but t at piping the water about one-third shoulders. “Well, it may be more expensive than have found the right thing at last. My T guess they’ll be turned Into chew- I of a mile was about $100. Barring a rigidly single life, but it’s cheaper face was full of pimples anti black-heads. lng gum factories and complexion- j usual accidents It should cost nothing than courtship.” After taking Cascarets they all left. I am continuing the use of them and recom powder mills' he muttered mending them to my friends. 1 feel fins A Cautious Game. to operate It. Another Catch. "Does Bllgglns ever bluff when he when I rise in the morning. Hope to There are many localities where the have a chance to recommend C r scar eta.** Gunner— What's the latest news to ground Is more or less hilly where this plays cards?” “ Never until be gets home a n d e x Fred C. Witten, 76 Elm St., Newark, N. J. system of supplying water could very day? Pleasant. Paiatabt«. Potent. 1 a*Le (good. plains where he has been.” Guver—George Washington's auto easily be adopted without great cost. D o G oo.1 Nevr*r Sicken. W eaken or Grip«* 10c. 26c. 60c. N ever sold in bulk. T h e r « i - sold for $5f 0 In New York. r n r t - e l l n a I t O u t. aine tablet stamp-raj C C C . Guaranteed to Gunner— What are you trying to cure or your money back. The gypsy moth and the English The Science of Farming. hand me? There were no autos In sparrow had agreed upon an amicable If the world’ s attention determines George Washing'on's day. division of the earth. Guyer—Who said anything about the importance of a science, then the "That suits me,” said the German N a m MAKE e d ic O automobiles? This refers to his auto science of farming is receiving de carp. ‘T il take the water* of the served recognition. For the world Is earth.” graph. ABSOLUTELY CURES certainly giving much attention to DR. W H IT IN G ’S REMEDIES the farm and the people who work Modern Education. M A N ITF AC TT RK D HY N A T I O N A L M E D I C I N E C O ., L T D . “ What are you doii.g out here on the upon It This Is not to be wondered R o o m s 3 a n d 4. S h e l l e y B ile., at, for upon the farm and Its products marsh ?" 4 2 2 4 M o r r i s o n S t. P o r t la n d , Or. *•« w ; ii la . it I't.o e M arshnll '¿119 “ Helping to prepare my boy's les depend all other Industries. Without 1. A P P E N D I C I T I S R E M E D Y . Uguifi Farm. 25c. 50c. 5aim Tub.., 25c, $1.00. this science all other things must fall, T h e only known euro fo r A p pend icit is w ith ou t sons." fh e » id o f the k n ife. U lv w im m udinfo rv lio f. whereas the farmer could. If neces “ What on earth do you mean?“ und »*ffe«n.* N perm anen t cu re in n ahort tim o, PRICK 16. sary. make a fairly good shift at doing “ He Is studying natural history, and 6. “ S P E C I A L " R E M E D Y F or W om en » A ilm en t« 1 um ore o f th e How- 1 have to catch a bullfrog for him to without all the rest. REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING; e l« A lm I 'ialiete* K idney and B U d.ler T ro o - Knowing how Is Just as valuable idea B R IC K »5 take to school.” I b i « N**w H ciontlflc W ork ia a hom e trea tm en t. on the farm as In any other branch of W ri • o r r « ll and we w ill explain. K tern a ! fr e siti en* only Industry. The subject of "Dry Farm ing” Is an Illustration very much In point. One man experimented until 25c. FULL POUND he learned the secret and as a result IS THE many people have profited. What h« BEST o f the yenr to 1 learned does not teem very wonderful! yonr teeth oat but It was the thing needed to be P I e t e e n d br wt rk d on e. F o r known, and In the seml-arld west, o f-t o w n p a troM ® rm h p i n t e I where crops are being grown by this bridire w ork la d a r I f neoeaanry. Stop it! A r d w h y n o t ? F a ll-' method, they deem It quite an achieve Pmicxst ing hair is a disease, a regular ment. It always pays to study one's business. • 22 3 5 it stands unequaled. Get a bottle. OSTETTER' Neth & Co. IS T Raid ITCH CAN B E C U R E D P r a f n a a t * I a u p ' ^ , P IM P L E S TRY MURINE W heÄ EYE REMEDY M use C R ESC EN T BAKING P O W D E R DAISY FLY KILLER disease; and A y e r’s H a ir Vigor, as made from our new im Palmetto Asparagut. proved formula, quickly and Palmetto asparagus Is the most pop completely destroys th.it d is -j ular variety for commercial planta ease. Th e hair stops falling! tion#. It Is rust-res'stant to a large out, grows more rapidly, and! d e g T e e and makes a strong, vigorous all dandruff disappears. ! growth. Columbian White Mammoth P r o ml ehiocc the color af the hair | The little book in each package gives >rter, when w* tbe formula of our new Hair Vigor, tells Speaking m * re‘ we do not car* why each ingredient is used, and ex are looking for new* plains many other interesting things. much for the latest . After reading you will know why this new hair preparation does its work so well. We have become mi M i l , by tfcaS. C. A y e .O s .. T i ~ m » m '- Sherman la a splendid white variety. Aspara gus should be grown more largely for many eastern market«. It nearly a) ways sella readily at good price* and brtnga the grower a cash return early iu the season before many other vegetables are ready for sala. If mar ket conditions are favorable, plan for setting a bed next spring. Grow your own plants. If possible. If not. b u y from special growers w h o pro duce s t r o n g plants free from disease. k Br.<)j,T««th . J Sold Filling« I OC eumi n a v i L 0( Sii,„ nin«n .Si 60 I S.bber _ pi.*.. Union P a in le ss Dentists B.-’ Subbi. Plat«. 5.01 _ 7.51 Paini,«, E*tr*tiee .51 ■ U T M IT M O B . Paini*-*« Kxtra* tlo n Pr?*e w hen I« ord ered . (V»aeaitati< a Fre»*. ywinlroro w ork any w terw , n o ma* A l l w o r k fu lly | ii * m n t g « l Wise Dental Co. IN C O R P O R A T E *-) P ainless Dentists ?*e<-; em.. TMfd a WeeMnete.. eo.TUSD, o a n « « I L k. n I ,. a saaaax^ > ma ill 1 * 1 li 1 1 ‘i- j •' * 4 h • * M *
