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vr'xiih in cmtlnne, It will cort yon only about 12 oontt a wouk or lua than two ceuta a day. It
will not Interfere with yonr work or occupation, lull K4 mi roof nam tat iddrm, tell me how you
suffer If on wish, and I will send you the treatment for yourcn 10, entirely f rne.in plain wrap
par. by return mall. I will alo atmd you frit tl ttif, my booU-'W.UK'J (Ml IMEOICAL DISEH" with
RxpliMintury tllnstrntlonra ehowinir whv women ul(er, and Inw tliey caneaaily ourothemeelTea
at hi iue. Every wonmnshould have It, and lenrn to thinktar hentll. Then when thedoctor aT
"You invwt have an operation," you can decide f or youi-Helf . ThnuwiwiHof women naTeourea
thiiirsiOv.a with my home romirfjr. It curie ill eld or tounj, lo Mulhert ol Oiatlifi, I will explain a
ftlml hrme treatment which tieodlly and effectually cures J,cuenrrho.a, tireen BIckneeHana,
I'tlniul o.- Irregular Menstruation lu young Ladles, Clumpnsua and health always ruBultt from
ltd USCi
7hernvnr y a live, I can refer you to ladles of your own locality who know and wlllglndlT
toll liny Biffcror that tills Homa Triitmaa! n-all v curia nil women'BdisiiviiM, and makes women well,
Btror !T, jljuiii and robust, lull lent m otr iWrm, end the free Holiday's troatmentis yours, also
t!ii book. Write to-duy, a you may not sue tula off er again. Address
MRS. M. SUMMERS, Uox H Notro Dame, Ind., U. S. A.
FACIAL TRICKS AND INFLUENCE OF THOUGHT
Maditiiie Qimvllla will be (find to nnswer any questions pertaining
to womunly beauty. Personal replies will be given If a stamped
aud self-iuldrcHHi'd envelope Is enclosed.
Thoughts tlmt nrc constantly turned
in ono direction leave their jnipresMioii,
Htroiigthmiing unil deepening linos that
engrave upon tho faco its character.
Even in dreams every faint emotion
chases its fellow over tho cooiiteiianco
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of tint unconscious sleeper, betraying
jcy or sorrow.
A thin lace indicates an extreino ner
vous temperament and a bundle, of wor
ries. Worry ami hurry are constantly
lit war with beauty. I.ovo mid hope
have a wonderful Influence upon tho
imisi'lcs uf tho fuco. It is easier to bo
bravo mid courageous if you look bo;
to bo amiable ami sympathetic, if you
assume the expression,
Tho highest beauty is found in tho
growth of tho soul. This is what makes
tho plain fuco light up and look beau
tiful. Tho woman who makes her at
tractive facfl look ugly by ulisurd tricks
should study tho methods of tho plain
ones. Twisting of the mouth is ono of
the most common. iSomctimcs it is a
sneering upward curl of ono corner,
involving tho nose; again it is tho
pursing of tlm lips as if to whistle;
sometimes it is tho grinding of the
jaws that screws ono Hide of tho faco
out of hhapn; theu ngnin it is tho
breathing through the open mouth that
makes an intelligent fuco look idiotic.
This takes mo to the subject of laugh
ing. I know women who havo beauti
ful mouths when smiling, but when
laughing their mouths opened to such
mi extent Hint all beauty fled and tho
loud laugh coining therefrom was an
insult to refined sensitivo ears. A
wide-open mouth does not indicato tho
feeling uf u hourly luiigh. When tho
humor ami the hearty laugh nro genu
ine, tlio jaws iwsiiuie a pleasing posi
tion naturally. 1 don't wish to dis
courage tho genuine hearty laugh, for
there is nothing so good for tho com
plexion, th! circulation, ami tho diges
In Girlhood
Womanhood If
on
Motherhood
AuM Natur
now and then,
with a gentle
eathartio Dr.
ricrce't Plea
andPelMn Um
vp and invigor
ate liver and
bowel. Do mire
you get what
you atk for.
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"Hopfen und MaltzGott Erhalis"
A reproduction of the old-fashioned all-malt Beer
"Gesundheit und ein proher Mat
Sind besser ah viel gelt, und gut
Especially bottled for home use. Send your
order by telephone, Main 229 for a case
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Ffee t0 You and Every Slater Suf-
erlng from Wamtn'i Ailment.
llnl woman.
I know woman's infferings,
1 have found the oure.
I will mall, frtwof liny ohnr(f, bit IwiMttMl'
MM with full limtruotloiwtoaujr inrforer from
wumun'sallmeiitd. J want to tell all women about
thlj) curejot. nir rt-adr, fur yoursi'lx, your
daughter, your luothur, or your tutor. I wan t to
tll you how Co ours yourmlvea at home with
out tho helD of aductor. Mun elflltlt underntnnrl
k women's guff erlnas. What we women know froa
I lip riinci, we know better than any doctor. I
know tliat my'home treatment la safe and sure
on re for lint -ho tf WNIIIth ditcharf , Ulceration. Dlf
llicammt u Fillini (I the Ntab, frolun, lenity w Paiafal
niMi, Ularini ti OTirlaa Tumoti, er Groathti ilu iitni It
htiit, bi mi ao'.iit, kicin( ion Italian, MmMaiM.
ttnital faalinf at tht Itiat, aasteochotj, tiiln It era, M
(lailiii, wiiiimsi, kldnty. tall UMii tnublil aliilt umt
ly waikntiaaa (iculill to our box.
I vans to mud you compliti (at Ill's liitlmtnl
nllrtlf (fit to prove to you that you can cure
youinulf at noma, oasily, quickly and
tiroly. BumombiT, that, II till call rot mlhinito
ffimlha trotyl iHiitcomDl(tetrlal: and If jon
tion, I need not take up spaco bore for
tho disgusting gigglo which is found
in tho badly trained school girl and
' sometimes in hysterical young women.
Homo call this bubbling ovor with hap
piness, but tho girl or youug woman
' u'lin iu bnbbliiirr over with ireilllilin liun-
piness dues not gigglo. Tho sunshine
in her faco, tho spring in her stop, and
tho song that leups from tho throat,
however poor tho quality, aro nature's
overflow for happiness.
Bometimes you bco good looking wo
men lift their eye brows to such a do
greo that they change tho whole faco
to positive boinliness and tho result is
tho awful lines brought there by im
perceptible degrees. Bo often women
liavo told mo that tho lines botweon tho
eyebrows and about tho cyos eamo from
weak eyes, but is nearly always duo to
un unconscious facial trick which can
lit corrected.
Yours fur charming womankind,
MADAME QU1V1LLA.
Bishop Carroll Dead.
UNiTRD rnisB MiaiD wibi.
Philadelphia, April 4. Bishop J. J.
Carroll, liouiuli Catholic prelate of this
city, died hero today as the result of
complications following Injuries ro
cciveil when ho fell from a horso a year
ago, Ho was forinorly bishop of tho
dioceso of Nouva Hegrovia in tho l'hil
lipinos. Ilu practically retired a year
ago.
True, dire calamity may striko this
city and region somo day, but pooplo
seem justified in believing that there is
small eanco of any big catastrophe
In England a crimo is a crime, In
America it is a crimo, sometimes, but
never if it weurs skirts.
A Taft pardon has freed another
banker, though ho stole only ubout half
a million.
The women who have used
Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will tell you
that it freed them from pain
helped them over painful perioda in
their life and saved them many a day
of anguish and misery. This tonic, in
liquid form, was devised over 40 years
np;o for the womanly system, by R.V.
Tierce, M. D., and has been sold ever
since by dealers in medicine to tho
benefit of many thousand women.
Nowlfuw prtfiruou can obtain Dr.
Pivrce't favorite I'reecription tablete at
your druggiKt at $1 per box, also in 50c
sue or acrid ou one cent ulamps to ur.
II. V. Pierce, Uuffalo, A. Y. tor trial box.
YOU TRIED IT?
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Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres Tactfully Man
aged the Affair, Avoiding
. All Shoals.
Washington, April 5. When the first
real official socioty function of tho ad
ministrationthe "debut" of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson swung into boing
shortly after noon today, there was not
ono Boupcon of politics to be found.
Mrs. Wilson hatos politics and had re
fused to be a party to any event, how
over harmless and purely social, that
had any political leaning.
So, when tho introductory breakfast
by tho womon of Washington, was ar
ranged, tho real opening of tho White
House season, the affair was as thor
oughly representative of all factions
that you couldn 't say which or who was
predominant. The breakfast, with thir
ty fivo tables at Handler's, was design
ed to outshine tho famous Dolly Madi
son breakfast of ln.st year and it would
be almost a horesy to say it' did not.
Great caro had to bo employed to
keep the tabooed political situation off
tho monu bocause Mrs. Wilson had de
clined with polito firmness any jnvita
tion to bo chief guest at a broakfast of
tho Woman's Democratic club. So it
remained for Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres to
initiate a breakfast that would thrust
all such entanglements far away.
Officially backing the breakfast were
such organizations of women as tho
Daughters of tho Amorican Revolution,
tho Colonial Dames, tho Washington
Club, tho Southern Uelicf Society and
the Congressional Club, besides scoreB
of individual women of official and so
cial Washington.
Mrs. John W. Kern, wifo of the so-
nior Benator from Indiana, was desig
nated as toast mistress and at her right
hand was seated tho guest of honor. At
Mrs. Kern's loft wus Mrs. Thomas Ki-
ley Marshall, wifo of tho vice-president,
and at Mrs. Wilson's right sat Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan, wifo of the
secretary of state. 1'ho wives of other
abinet members were placed in caro-
fully selected ordor bosido those leaders
of tho administrative set great diplo
macy having been employed to make
tho seating soom accidental, yet har
monious with recognized rules of tho
etiquette of tho capital,
Ono of the little coremouials at the
head table was the pledging of one an
other by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Korn with a groat
colonial maco from tho Houso of Bur
gesses of Virginia. This ovor, tho at
tention of the guests was turned to the
menu and table chat.
When tho final morHol had vanishod
and tho last sip of coffeo had gone the
way of all coffee, tho guests gave little
lady-liko gasps of content and turned
to listen to an illustrated lecture by
Abby Baker on "The Historical White
House," This discourso told of pre
vious chief Indies of the land and of
tho many, many social ovents that had
their boing in tho executive mansion.
Little sido-lights on people and things,
told of in delightful vein, mndo tho talk
more of a personal rcininisccnco than a
report from historical data.
Thoso who helped Mrs. Ayres get up
And execute tho breakfast woro, Mrs.
Matthew T. Scott, Mrs, James W, Pin-
chot, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of Wash
ington and Now York, Mrs. Albort Cov
ington Janin, Mrs. Kichoy, MrB. John
Hays Hammond, Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson
of Richmond, Va., Miss Naunio Ran
dolph Heath, Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher
and Mrs, Albort B. Cummins of Iowa,
It was all vory select and vory proper
yet more than 3."0 women had secured
tickets. Thero wasn't nny particular
restriction becauso It had been given
out very early in tho now administra
tion that "swell" doing wore not on
tho four-year program at all. And yet
sonic who havo attended other like
functions said it was just as rochorche
as any aud that Mrs, Wilson's debut
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MELANCHOLY
Should Profit by Mrs. Hur.
ley's Experience-Her Own
' Story Here Told. .
Eldon, Mo. "I was troubled with
displacement, organic inflammation and
female weakness.
For two years I
could not stand on
my feet long at a
time and I could not
walk two blocks
without enduring
cutting and drawing
pains down my right
r,ide which increased
once a month. I
have been at that
time purple in the
face and would walk the floor. I could
not lie down or sit still sometimes for a
day and a night at a time. I was ner
vous, had very little appetite, no ambi
tion, melancholy, and often felt as
though I had not a friend in the world.
"After I had tried most every fe
male remedy first, without success,
my mother-in-law advised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I did so and gained in Btrength
every day. I have now no trouble in
any way and highly praise your medi
cine. It advertises itself. "-Mrs. S. T.
IIubley, Eldon, Missouri.
Remember, the remedy which did
this was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere.
It has helped thousands of women
who have been troubled with displace
ments.inflammation, ulceration, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
means have failed. Why don't you
try it?
would stand in history in just as glow
ing colors as the intrudiictious of a
dozen other mistresses of tho White
House.
Mrs, Pinchot is one of the leaders of
tho movement to abolish the burden
somo "duty calls" which have proved
so confusing to society at tho capital.
She proposes to rouse sentiment among
members of the Congressional club to
carry out its primary object of mutual
improvement. Iu previous administra
tions, Mrs. Pinchot declares, the women
havo deluged ono another with calling
cards which camo to mean littlo. "A
machine could do that work as well,"
sho said. With tho prospective "sim
plicity" of this administration, Mrs.
Pinchot believes much of this useless
"calling" can bo dispensed with.
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PNEUMONIA AND CONSUMPTION
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Pianos and Organs
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ii Sewing Machines
t Genuine needles, oil and
new parts for all sewing
machines. Sewing ma
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GEO. C. WILL
TUB
Have You Inspected Your Supply of
Words? Lot the latest Diction
ary Aid You.
Izard.
Simous.
Yapock.
Suslik.
Wow-wow.
Xorasia.
Meniscus.
Isothermal.
Parenchymous.
Selenium.
Transsubstantiation.
Tho above is not the collego yoll of
the Imperial Univorsity of Pokin, a bit
of Chinese poetry, an acrostic, or even
a page from the school spoiler, but only
a few words culled at random and in
haste from the Now Modorn English
Illustrated Dictionary, which The Cap
ital Journal is giving away by the car
load in exchange for six consecutivo
coupons clipped from the daily editions
and a small expense bonus.
Are these words stored on the shelves
of your memory I
Tho more intelligent of those who
have inspocted their scant store have
hurriod to eot a dictionary, hence tho
rocord-breaking rush. Have youf
Don't lose time. . Stock-taking is one
of the most important features of bust
ncss operation every year. Look over
your moro or less limited vocabulary
and then join tho throng of wise ones
who are replenishing their word-stock
from the supply placed in tho uiarkot
by The Capital Journal.
Got tho habit of looking up words
in this latost compilation aud you will
find that dabbling in a dictionary is
one of tho groatost of indoor sports.
Look ovor tho words at the top of
this column and got busy word-hunting
in your spare moments. Mon havo ac
quired greatness by this simple method,
The words which may havo Boomed a
puzzle to you when you started this
porusal are dofined thusly: Izard, an
other name for tho ibex; simous, snub
nosed; yapock, a South American opos
sum; suslik, a squirrel-like rodent;
xersia, a scalp disease; meniscus, a
crescent; isothermal, having tho samo
mean summer tomporaturo; parenchy
mous, spongy; selenium, Bubstance re
sembling lead; transsubstantiation, a
religious doctrine explained briefly in
tho dictionary. 1
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A Big Surprise for Marion and Polk
We have a big Btock of pttllnya, boxing, saws and all kinds of tooli
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Everything from a nccdlo to a piece of gold. The home of a half of
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H. STEINBOCK JUNK CO.
233 State Street.
Did it Rain on Wash Day?
Bid you havo to rush out lu the wet aud
tiilui all tho elothos off the line
Htnnlieii with dunt ami rain watert
To ho frank, an far as our btiainosi
(?('(', it does not mattor whothor it
rains or not,
When you send us your laundry thore
is not anything that can Interfere with
our getting it out in porfoct ordor, on
time. Our facilities, up-to-date methods
and our skill is a guarantee of this. All
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Oregon Electric Line
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Arrive Corvalis ....10:07 a.m. 1140 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 0:00 p.m. 7:55 p.m.
Arrive Eugene 11:15 a.m. 1230 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 8:50 p.m.
Faster Time to Eugene
Trains to Portland leave Salom 6:30 a. m., 8 a. m., 10 a. m., 11:20 .
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Tickets are sold through to Eastern points, baggage checked wi
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