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DAILY CAPITAL JOUIUVAL, SALEM, OREGON'. VHWAY, JASlW -I, 1007-
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13111." A cood way out of the difl1-,
culty would be to pack and at 11 P'lrv
food.
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And see bow quickly it will warm
a cold room or hallway. The Per
fection Oil Heater take the place
of furnace and other notes between
seasons, and in midwinter enables
you to warm any cold spot in the
house that the other stoves fail to
heat. The
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smoktku Device)
is the handiest oil healer made.
Does not smoke or smell. Wick
cannot be turned too high or too
low. Perfectly safe and as easy to
operate as a lamp. All parts easily
cleaned. Gives intense heat at
small cost. Every heater warrant
ed. No household should be
without the Perfection Oil Heater.
If not at your dealer's write to our
nearest agency for descriptive
circular.
The R&tfo Lamp ST "S
other lamps for
tllround household use. Ifauipped with latest im
proved burner. &tfe( simple, satisfactory, llrau
throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to any
room whether library, dinlnc-room, parlor, or bed
room. livery lamp warranted. Write to our nearest
agency if not at your dealer's,
STAMBAXD OIL COMPANY.
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Ql'I.VCV AIHAMS SAWYKIt.
was the universal
Famous NYw Jlnulani) Ktory mi tli
8tK t I ho (trnutl Opera IIiiiim
.Monday, January 7.
About five years ago, "QHHier
Adams flawyer," a star? of Now lfin
land llfit, by ClmrlM Helton I'lagln,
rondo lu appearance In attractive
book form. Directly It achieved
oiiorinoiis popularity. Hvwybody was
reading it and talking about It. The
sales continued for a vwir with no
play ever seen
verdict.
Tlic play closely follows the book.
No attempt was made to enlarge on
the plot. "Quitter A llama Sawyer"
Is a wealthy yonac Itostou lawyer,
who goes Into tho country for hit
health. He meets a blind rirl whose
love he wine. Their courtship Is the
mala theme of the piny, but It la not
on hrt one feature of the drama that
Interest center, for at far na love
nmkltiK Koe. there are alx full
llodned love stories In progress all
the time. It la the realistic portrayal
of rharnrter nnd scene that has won
the ilay Its dUtlnrtlon The world
The public enjoyed the vafjUrn
congress took aa much at th n ' r -hers.
The new year begins in 'llscoir ,-
in manner In German i.rraf
trust formed.
Funny how Rfrls t'i nk t1'
clothes are not fit to bo td a d;u.
but they can always get l.adj fi a
dance out of the same wa drol
Harvey Scott and Bourne hue
lunched with Teddy. That ought m
settle the matter of who is to e l
next senator from Oregon.
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While the city council wrani!'
over places on the polled and Arc d
pnrtment, the bridges are im if -
slide and the streets are ttnlmpi( '
Here's sood evening Captain Mm
phy and Captain Poland.
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Now let us have a uniformed po
lice force nnd aomo more men add
ed.
Washington schools own 1.731,07'
acres of valuable lands. It would
be a good plan to make some of the
millionaire syndicates give up tho
lands stolen from tho Orogon school"
The police should bo uniform d
when the Klks are In town. Nom- '
the B. P. O. IC. crowd should be in
In by a plain clothes man.
Pure people are quit as lmpi
tsnt as pure food. A man Is deflb '
not by the food he oats, but frtni
within, says the scripture. Why mak
eth platter clean only on the outside
Iet's be clean (m the Inside. Why
don't co n arees act?
NX'S.
easoris
uld use
sv D;The source of COTTOLENE is in
-.;t.: ,,. tn h smirfe of lard. Lard is made from
hoe-fat-and COTTOLENE from pure, refined cotton seed oil.
Lard contains animal fat and possible impurities; COTTOLENE is essen-
tiallya vegetable produetjand is pure, wnoiesomc aim ucaiimu..
2-PalatablonO8S-C0TT0LEWZ makes more palatable food than
lard. It makes food rich, crisp and flaky and at the same time
free from that "greasy" taste of lard-soaked food.
3-Dlgostlblllty-Eog lard food is greasy and indigestible; COT
TOLENE food fa easily digested and will agree with the most deli
cate stomach, as COTTOLENE contains not an ounce of hog-fat.
4-Coannoss-Lard comes in bulk and insecurely sealed tins,
which permit its coming in contact with dirt, dust and con-
. taminatlmr odors. COTTOLENE is sold only in pails with a
patent air-tight top which protects it from the air, dirt and odor
and insures it reaching the consumer iresn ana wnoiesome.
5-fconomy-C0TT0LENE being purer than lard or other
shortenings, one-third less is required.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago
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The poor In Oregon nre always
preferred They get tho olllces atrl
appointments The rich do not favor
their own families, but always belt)
their poor neighbors. The poor aiej nt Salem recently, it is said, and it
oven proforred for legislative clerk
ship.
A meeting of prosperous nnd weal
thy people, mostly officials, wns hel.'
was decided that none of their rela
tives would wk for more than one
ifflco each nt the hands of the legis
lature o" in the new state government
Silvortou Going Ahead.
On top of a now brick high sck
Silverton is to hnvo a largo new hi
mill, with n logging railroad Into ti
timbor.
Nl.n U'MU( IMMsHUtlll.
nbateinoiit. Abot tat uw,, ,h,
parties wmcwmM la ih book saw
In tho story all the eletu of a sue
iMful play To be sen. It Wwke.1
vIUIhii. u miHod Ktrl. h lost win,
wort, ana a rmel rte. but tt
rontaiaed ploaty of i1t or people
nil dlMlart HMd HatHial AuU so the
(ItaitMllaaltou w msui
If the hook wa- sutteeael the py
wn (toably m iloaaes rrow4eJ to
lha door ttutrked Its etety appear-
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---i3Chicago Tribune.
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