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COpARTNERsnrr NOTICES.

mentsry stamp
KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESENTS.
Lr nse x ,ss nST Sb,fb bss gmit.
carried on business within the state of New
York. and has had business relations with
foreigo Countries. is to be Dissolved, and
PARRISH. PHILLIPS a. COMPANY, BY
s%RRIsa' P PIiip Z & coMFAS y" vii
~ SoW rrnGBEEoRE The ppdG5slsrs;.
cHARLEs S. pHiLLifs, in pursuance Of
vided, do make and Sign this certincs,s.
aud do declare that the persons intending
F Fl d.ri s"s 3 co on ls9e S vi ;hsit y.
s~pective places of residence, are as fol
GENERAL PARTNERS.
A. MclLRQf. IS clarsmsat
s,I MsNE Wi,t ~; AsnLEy; II" South River
CHARLES p HuNT. 81 North nvr
Street. wilkss PARE Pa
CHARLES $. PiilLLirPs. No, IS Av.nu.
du Bois de Boulosne. city Of Paris, France
Dated. New York, October ?sth. 1918.
Henry IL. ashley.
cchhaarriie e : : PPbSini,'i,.
state Of Pennsylv ANA, County OF Lu1erne, s-
on this 7th day of December. one thou
peared before me HENRY H. ASHLEY and
CHARLES r. HUNT. each to me personally
persons described In and who executed the
foregoing certificate. and they severaliy
acknowledged to me that they executed
BAYARD HAND. Notary Public.
Commission expires Feb. =, 1919
state Of Pennsylvania, County Of Lunernc, IS
I. T. N. POWELL. Prothonotary and
clerk OF the Court Of Com
county. in the state OF
rennsy a coar, Of Re"sr T'
having "a seal, do hersby
HAND, by whom the fore
going afhdavit was taken,
and whose name is sub
scribed thereto. was. at the
Notary Pubic fcsiding in
said County, duly connie
stoned and sworn and au:
thorizcd by the laws Of
fOTclal Seal or acknowledgment Of deeds
or conveyances for lands
nemen or Embellishments
in such state. and other in
struments In writing. and
to administer oaths or
amrmations In said County.
%nainted with his hmndwri'.
ing. and verify believe that
the signature Of the fore
going certificate Is his genu
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
I have hereunto set my hand
and aaiNed my Official sea
which Is the seal OF the said
L. s. Court. this eth day Of De-
ten cent docu- cember, 1915.
mentar ~ stamp T.. NJ POWELL,
cancelled. Prothonotary and Cerk
United states Cpnsulate-General, city Of
Paris. Republic OF France. re-:
on this .Sth day os October, one thou
sand mine hundred tftegn. personally an
peared before me CHARLES ;. PHILLIPS.
to me personally known and known to me
to be one OF the persons described In ans
who executed the foregoing Certificate. ana
he acknowledged 10 me that he executed
the same.
CHAS. r. PRESSLY.
No. t75b NiceConsul OF the United states
OF America At Paris. France.
Seal OF Consulate American consular
Gen'l OF the L, : ot Service So Fee
America at Paris. stamp cancelled
State OF New York. City and County OF New
York. SIS:
On this 18th day NJ December. One thou.
sand nine hundred fifteen personally ap-
peared before me GEORGE A. McILROS,
TO me personally known and known 20 me
to be one OF the persons described IN and
who executed the foregoing Certificate and
guy acknowledge 70 me that he executed
the same.
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Notary Public. Kings 60.
Certificate fled In New York Co.
New York 20. Clerks No. 30.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APrOR-
IiONMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREHf GIVES ma, IN.
noatd OF Mater supply Of The r!ty 4 New
OF the State OF New York tna. led in he
year 1905. ana amendments hereto, has
tons S ss,ima ut'sYs an. i"ips Pisnt .PeG,ne.;
deemed proper IN order to ascertain the
The CIV OF New YORK exist ana are most
sNal dtie, desirable aud best for tho said
supply ana has reported to the Board Of
hSilh!ate and Apportionment with recon-.
mendrtions as to what action should, in It's
o1,tnl1h. he taken with reference thereto.
eccompany ing the same, bears the dl,. Of
JNe 10. 1906. and t. entitled Man ana
pron!e showing manner Of Obtaining from
water Tor The CITY OF New YORK; 'Nh,ch
Moard OF Water supply Of The CIV OF Nsw
n"rk' In the Municipal building, r,.rk
YORK city; that said map and prom = wsr.
approved by the Board Of Estimate and
conservation Commission and by that com
.miss'9h apprgVTi October a., 1914: that
further report. dated december Il, 1915,
no sne IN noS ahlc Sf E'i,msi IN Appornor.
da,rT June Is. iSos. "tS. be n moRP "mi tTP.G9n.
tbS' said u Bboard u mfI Wa snd s pTSa,e ssnmiI:d
rtmSsr vi; isl5: and EMITTED Map ant
EEcSoohariae0 S c4esk mann" an "ad IL "S,p'.ins ,r0,
water for The City OF New Yo& wh,rt
said map is on file In the or.rA o, n.
hoard OF Water Supply % The Cl,y Of ~
York in the Municipal building Parry pow
Centre and Chambers Streets. In New York
NOTICE Is ALSO GIVEN ina, n,
Hoard or Estlmat and Apporilormrnt Of
The cry Of New York mas nNcd IN. i1th
uay or January. 1915. AZ 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon. az Room ls. IN the city Hail,
The cry Of New York. as the time ar
place for a public hearing upon m, .ai
report, dated p"c'mhor ~. 1915. ana "a.
resolved that notice ~ such rubic 10, -'rr
b. given bv. publication In the CITY
!ish"i IN Tn" CIV ~ New Work. an,
publication ~ stll notice ir ,uo r,
d"slgnated a~s"ofritl rapcr-"i,any. 20,
publication Of Official notices m c.rL -, 49,.
counties ~ A'htuv. Cn!umhl, pe
pu'chcss, irccue. Montgomery. O-,nr. %,
nam, Rensselaer,. Rockland. Scheroc.,S,
StrttoGa, Schoharlo. Wc4tches,.r no., -,
stcr, or n there be- none such T., ,r
sald counties, then such notice ca, n.
published In any two pup,r, pubrsh., 4,
sail COUNTIES, stch puhIca,ious I,i,1,
been determined by sail Board n. ~,
mate and Apportionncrt 10 be -oDs,oAh.
public notice 81 said hearing and .h,. -,
Secretary ~ the said Rnard Of Es,lr,,.
and Arnortionincnt was directed ,a -.
such furth"r notice a. WITH moe, IN. Pc
Quirements % the statute and aS Ne may p.
advised by the Corporation Cpuuse'
JOSEPH HNNG.
secretary Of the BOARD II Fs'.ml,e ar'
Aprortlnnm"rt ~ The CITY - Vow v,-b
Dated. Now York Ci'v. poc.mHrr - 'r'.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-A dull market ccurred yes
terday. as jobbers were not purchasing
freely on account %, thsiT prsno''Ssy oIS,
market shape itself more definitely. still.
trading was sufficient to keep quotations
sellers because OF an expected Increase In
fresh sugpli.. Undersradss ir,sfulAs and
Waited weaker. Ladies' slow. Packing
stock IN fair demand. Prices: Creamery.
extras, 90 score. sahc,; higher scoring
frsts, s. to 81 score, asa
5:,c.: seconds. IS q e7hc.; unsalted. fancy.
~ nabhc: prime TO- choice. slwsa:G;
Msic.; Hrsis. ara 2sitc State dairy, tubs
common TO fair, ?iq?sisc. renovated. ex.
current MAKE. nrsts. :ia::c.: seconds.
ish a zoe. Packing stock. June make. nne.
10 soc: current make. ouo. lSkc.; No.
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EMPIRE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

NOTICE of ANNt AL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF IN" stockholders OF EMpIRE
SAFE COMPANY for tho elar.
tion OF Directors snd for tho appointment
of inspectors Of election for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such Other
business az may properly be brought be.
fore II viii he held a. the principal office OF
the Company, No. l20 ~BroHdway, borough
OF Manhattan. city of New York. on Tues.
day. January II. 1916, at II O'clock In the
forenoon.
Polls with be open from II 4. NJ to ~ NJ
PAUL IL HUDSON. Secretary.
December IS, 1915.
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
Consotidssed Mcrtgsge Five Per Cent

Notice Is hereby given to the holders of
the above bonds that the Undersigned. sue
lessor to the Colonial Trust Company, as
Trustee, will receive offers for the sale Of
bonds to tho sinking fund TO exhaust the
sum Of One hundred sixty-eight thousand
elk hundred twenty-five and 9t-l00 Dol
lars (Sl6S, see 90. at the lowest price at
which such bonds shall he offered.
Sealed offers endorsed OFFERS for the
Sale of Bonds TO the sinking Fund Of the
international Paper Company VIII he
opened at Its office. No. ~ Wall street.
New York twelve O'Clock noon, on Friday.
January 7th. 1915.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all offers.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
oF NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY LYMAN Vice President.
Dated New York. January 9Th. 1915.
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Marines.

The Mercantile Marine issues. espe-
cially the preferred. were among the
stocks that managed to overcome the
influence Of the istest sensational ex-
ploits Of the Teutonic submarines. There
was a big market In the preferred cer-
tlicates. The price fell of to 75h In
the early trading. a compared with a
high mark OF TIN last week. But later
the price Was pushed up 70 q new high
level OF SM. The ACTIVITY above 70
was considered a Significant by the
trading element. which layp great stress
pon the relations between volumes and
prices. The Mercantile Marine issues
are popular with the professionals be-
cause they q be relied upon 10 supply
action. Moreover. quite q long position
has been built up In them In the past
few days on rumors that q reorganixa-
ton plan satisfactory TO oil interests
involved may be announced in the near
future. Plans under discussion, Il was
fntimated In speculative circles, in
volved the issue OF q new class
OF stock which would be used to
retire the present preferred stool
The common was also to receive an
interest. With $50 In back dividends
on the preferred. these reports quite
naturally stimulate interest. In fact
the whole situation in regard to the Mer-
camille Marine iSues is q constant in
centive to speculation.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT 70.

wv Ut WV 1UTN.
borough OF Brook yn, December e9th, 1919.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Brooklyn Rapid TraNsit Company
for the election Of four a. Directors TO
serve three az years. and Of three %, In
spectors OF Election to serve at The r.x,
succeeding annual meeting. and for the pur.
pose ~ transactinc such other business n,
may he duly brought before the m~eetinc
viii be held at Twelve O'Clock noon on Fri.
day, January csth, 1916, at the once ~ IN.
Company. 50 Clinton Street. Borough OF
brooklyn. New York City. The polls viii
Books will be closed at 2 o'clock p. Nj on
January 9Th 1918. and will remain closed
until ten o'clock A. NJ. on the dsy ,mm..
diately succeeding said stockholders meet.
!ng. J. II. BENNINGTON. Secretary.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
raw Slightly Easier-Renued
Steady--Futures More Active.

The market for raw SUGAR deyeloped a
olghtly easier tonr yesterday although there
Ne 20 change IN the prices. which were on
equal to i5sc. for centrifugal, Holders were
SltI asking 3ilc.. for all January shipment
SIC for February and March. but re.
= business was light. The only transsc.
slon was q sale Of 1900 bags Cubas afoat
70 a. operator al SIZE. cost and freight.
henned vas quiet and steady at the old
price OF CSC. for granulaied.
Tne market for SUGAR futures was . little
moro active and developed irresulari,y. Jan.
vary declining . points on account Of notices.
wniie the rest of the list was generally i
so4 points net higher as a result OF a
uttIe commission house buying and support
nom Trade Interests. together with moderate
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Mexican Petroleum,

m most active stock on the list was
Mexican Petroleum. This stock has been
rushed up from IS TO 12sN in a few
weeks n the extent Of the advance
and the violent nature OF the speculation
in the stock have suggested for several
days that the market might be in .
dangerous position. The market yester-
day was fevefish. the extreme price range
for the day being over 10 points.
Nevertheless the action OF the stock
Indicated pronounced underlying
strength. ali things considered. Various
theories are being put forward { ac-
count for the rush to buy the stock be-
sides the stimulus OF the great rise in
oil shares and the reports OF a proposed
merger. One was that prominent in
siders had lost their stock and still
another that insiders had beer caught
short. 1t hardly seems necessary. how
to search beyond the force Of a
large and bold speculative party con-
verginG upon \ relatively narrow mar
ket. Covering Of short contracts may
contributed an influence. but It has
undoubtedly = merely incidental. A
new oil combination OF the kin now
proposed has been talked OF for a long
time. There Ia nothing essentially new
about II. But coming at an opportune
time. when oil prices have had a tire.
inendous boom when Mexican ON
dftions indicated that the operations of
h Mexican Petroleum Company might
be conducted without fear. of Interrupt
the speculative Imagination has
been excited.
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Nr', - 80, -.
annual meeting OF The stockholders of The
Central Trust Company of New York Tor
IN" election OF SIX trustees Of said Com.
prny OF thc class OF 1914, and three IN
sp.cturs OF the rcNt succeeding ~eleciIon
and FOR The transaction of such other h,Isi'
ness as. may com" oeforc said meeting. " In
b. held at the ohicc ~ IN, Cnmpury ,
Wall street, In the CITY Of Now York on
Thursday, Janunry iSth, 1915, ut II o'"lo,E
noon, rolls WI be open from /! O'clock
noon to | O'Clock + VI,
NJ, FERGUSON, Secretary.
January ard. 1916
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission held to-day that
a proposed cancellation OF Joint rates on
coal from points In West Virginia to
points In Kentucky Mas not Justified ana
ordered the carriers to continue the pres
snt rates for = period Of two year.
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Notice 10 hereby given that a Nectinx nj,
tho stockholders Of the South street cnr,
poratinn Wal be h,ld at the nt,ice az ~.
Borough OF Manhattan, In The CITY Of New
York. on the 18th day Of January. laIs' at
~ o'clock noon, for 'hc purpose Of ,~!oc,ln,
ave t5l Directors for the ensuing wear ,mG
for the transaction nf SGvh other huSinr,s
as may properly como before the ln..,iur
Polls viii remain open Tor one hol'r
SIN to Jauusrr 10, lnlG.
RICHARD H. WILSON. sscretayy.
New York. January 4. lSlS.
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'''FF '"''e Nv fNPoTtS .
LINES East:
Total op.r. rev ,ss.ias.',s'sss Inc. csssssss::is.,
Total oper. Exp. i7.3l+.oio Inc. I.is7.3ss
oper. income. ,soi5,s25 Inc. ,..s7i.9.:
From January 1:
TFS os oP.r: rev; ';aS'cssiss Inc. 'ssss!ss
oper. Income. 53.s?o,:5: Inc. ss,sst.7s3
Lines West:
Iotal oprr rev. Sll. 49,. a35 Inc. So lOi5 It
total oper. exp, S.ls7.2t7 Inc. 700. tsl
oper. income. s3.56i,ess Inc. s2,ss5,oss
From January |:
Iota! oper. rev..slOa 1890 Inc. S5.5ii.l5t
Total oper. exp. s2,y3s.7J9 Dec. l,sts.s77
oper. Income. scf. 5ss.I7i Inc. 1880. sal
Lines East and West:
ffSssi S Spsr. exp ssS" ':::5,,5siiii,.s5s Inc Inc 'ss..iissssssGia
oper. income. ss.5so.sI2 Inc. ,s.sss.,55
Tot.i oper' rev !.sas, $4,000 Inc .,1e.,ss.sso
Iotai oper' exp. a5s,i22.sss Dec. i.sa5,sH
oper. income. 'so,Ics42. Inc ,,i7,o75.5st
Pennsylvania Railroad:
1915. Chsnges
0per. revenue. SIS. st7,. ot Inc. SsTe.i.I
Net income...... i,ss',?li Inc, 2,oio.ssi
From January /:
s s.;Tii ns iSSs"': "s,; ;.!,f.s,s Inc Inc: ' ::;ss.ss
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis:
Sg;r. 5:c.nus'" "'ss:s;: Inc. n.s..s.!
From January l:
e.; ,n s,Ss.ae'. ''s s...sa.s 81 Inc Inc: r:,;s:s
ep:f' s:s.na.:. ""'ggs:.s'ss..s Inc. ,:,e...s.,
Net income.... 7os..7s Inc, i,653.355
> From January /:
Oper. revenues. s5S. asa, SEA Inc. St3I2so5
Net income. s,o27,aI2 Inc, s,7os,sIs
Long Island:
op.r, revenues. ,I,ota5ss Inc. ,.7sss.
Deficit ........ 55.a07 Dee. sass:
From January 1:
0per,.. revenues. sl?,55s,?9s Inc. I76.c5t
Oenctt ......., 1SG.029 Dec. 2354e6
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Ths Northern Pacific Railway Company
reports for November:
1915. Changes.
Oper. expenses. 3.067,tst Inc. | 9.33t
Net revenue, SCISSORS Inc. si.asa. al
Oper income. 3s5l,SSj Inc. !, k55.529
From July |:
oper. revenue s3e. sa2. 200 Inc. sl.7se.Il5
Op-r. expenses. 1859, SEQ Dec. 1850
Net revenue, si6.os2.5 $40 Inc. SASS. III
0per income. t,l06. $50 Inc. 3239.o25
TEXAS AM PACIFIC.
The Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany reports for November:
1915 Changes
Oper. revenue. s1,s4G65l Inc. sisi7e-
Oper. expenses. 1906 AIS Dec. ii,le,'
, Net oper rev. $40 a3S Inc. si75.st9
Net income, .... 4'6,1lt Inc. l70,l75
From July /:
Oper. revenue. ss,It2,lse Ina sas.s75
Oper. expenses. j.65t.3G9 Dec. a3lOs
. Net oper. rev. s24s7.s 37 Inc. s9ss.t ISL
Net income..,, l,?37,ti7 Inc, .Gt,427
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CoTTONsEED OIL.

Pront taking sales were well absorbed.
transactions amounted to 22. 900 barrels for
the day. There was support from re.
npers. Crude oil waM hrm at 56056x.
Consuming ema has broadened and
Improvement In the commission
house inquiry was noted. Tenders for 100
barrels were reported.
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Marine work continues especially ac-
tive and there are large inquiries In the
market for oceangoing freight boats.
One interest Is e~ndeavoring to place
orders for a feet OF six boats running
from 1000 TO 5000 tons burden. Be-
cause most Of the ways of the Eastern
shipbuilders are full for n year or more
negotiations are being conducted with
more or less difficulty. 1t was reported
yesterday, however. the Newport News
Shipbuild!ng Company was preparing 10
make great improvements at it's yards,
which will include an increase In ca
pacity. Several million dollars will be
expended.
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The wire drawers experienced IN espe-
cially active month In December. From
preliminary returns II Ia Indicated that
specifications received by all the wire
companies last month aggregated $780,
600 tons. 1t Ia understood that about
two-thirds OF this. or about 100000 tons.
was taken by the American Steel and
Wire Company. Export contracts were
the Highest in many months. II is es:i-
mated that orders for only about 10000
tons were received. of which about half
were taken by the large interests. This
would ndlcat that domestic speclfca-
tions Of American Steel and Wire Com
pany last month were 2Oo.0OO tons. or
practically the same as the shipments.
The shipments were increased by
drawing on warehouse stocks.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

PENNSYLVANIA
The Pennsylvania system reports for
November:
LINES East:
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SHIPYARD TO ENLARGE
UNDER new PRESSURE
Large Inquiries for Ocean Co.
ing Freight BOats-Hard
to Place Orders.

The National Enameling and Stamp
Ing Company. which Is understood to
have recently secured a profitable con-
tract for the stamping Of helmets and
b~reastplates for the soldiers in the war
zone. Is now In the market for $4,000
tons Of basic iron for shipment over the
second and third quarters Of this year.
iron will be purchased here. but
delivery will be made at the Granite
City. ILL.,. works. opposite st. Louis.
Most OF the contracts for helmets are
said to have been placed by the French
Government. that recently adopted a
new headgear for the soldiers. espe-
cially those engaged In trench work..
Meters Of foundry iron In the New
England territory continue actively In
the market for various shipments over
the whole Of the current year. Sales of
between 1000 and 5000 tons, almost
Of foundry grades, came to the
surface yesterday. Most OF these orders
were placed Just before the first OF the
e and went 70 Buffalo furnaces.
Some deliveries are to be mad over the
seoond quarter and first half. while one
lot Of 1000 tons Ia for delivery after
July 1. Virginia furnaces have taken
additional contracts In the last few days
amounting to about 5000 tons of foun-
dry iron. OF the total about 1000 tons
were sold by the Lowmoor Company. in
Guiding sales made In the last half of
December.
The Southern Railway has placed a
contract for repair shops to be built at
Knoxville. Tenn. calling for 400 tons of
fabricated structural steel with the vir-
ginia Bridge and Iron Works. The
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road has awarded a contract for 400
tons OF bridge work to an independent
~fabricator. h George A. Fuller COM
pany. 1t IL understood. will secure the
contract for the building Of the Mohican
Hotel, to he constructed at New Lon
don. Conn. About $50 tons of fsbri-
Gated structural steel will he required.
Frank A. Munsey Is the owner and Is
e~ndeavoring to place contracts by which
the hotel will he ready for business next
spring. but because OF the difficulty in
securing steel promptly at the present
time there Is some doubt that the build
Ing will be ready as desired.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-05
PRUDENCE IN EATING.
HsaIthful Diet For q Person Of Indoor
Occupatjon,

In the American Magazine DR.. E. f.
Bowers gives diet suited to the aver
age wealthy person Of indoor occupal
Gon.
"An ordinary domestic egg equals
about eight grams Of protein. This Is
approximately the amount contained
In cubic inch of steak or In half
pint glass Of milk. A generous slice Of
bread contains about four grams OF
protein. The quantity Of potatoes or.
dinarily dispensed at meal equals two
and half grams.
Allowing for our inability complete
ly to extract all the protein from any
given amount OF food and convert II
into assimilable pabulum, a liberal
modlcum of albumen would be twice
Hindhede's protein formula, or fifty
grams-this. remember, for an entire
day.
Therefore u regular egg, FIVE ounces
Of beefsteak and glass Of milk should
supply for twenty-four hours all the
protein the system requires. The bal
ance Of the diet should consist Of
starches, sugars, fats and plenty Of
cellulose or hay. This can best be
found In vegetables, such as tomatoes,
carrots, celery, turnlps. beets, lettuce,
squash and all that grand group Of
horse foods containing much fiber ard
little nutriment.
TRY this regimen for awhile and see
II fermentation, headache. insomnia,
rheumatism, nervousness and that
tired feeling do not disappear like
snow upon the deserts dusty face. And.
when they do remember that the
chances Of later developing Bright's
disease, hardening of the arteries and
heart failure have been reduced to the
irreduclble minimum.
"The eating game is the most impor-
tant In life"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-05
At the Churches
The Union Revival

The union revival meeting win be
gin tonight with two services in the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches
respectively. Both services win be-
gin at 1880 O'Clock. Be sure to at
tend one of these services.
During the coming week monday
to Friday nights. inclusive), services
will be held in the Presbyterian
church at 1880 p. m. AS before an
nounced, the name of the preacher
for the evening will be withheld until
the preaching hour itself. No pre-
vious announcements as to this will
be made at any time or for any SER
vice during the meeting. The pas
tors Of the five participating
churches will do the preaching.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-05
aZKHgGE aZkKHEg
Factory Distributor
c. [. GATES
Medford, Ore.

about one-half Of what the oil con.
tains. Is not being burned at all aud
goes or into the air In little black
specks with the gases which are
thrown of. The reason the carbon Is
not burned when the chimney is OF is
that there IL not sufficient oxygen from
the air combining with II as II Is sep
arated from the oil In the partial com
bustlon that Is going on
To make the carbon IN the oil burn
you must mix It with plenty Of oxy-
gen at a certain temperature. aud this
can only be done by forcing sufficient
oxygen through the flame 10 bring the
heat Of the tame TO the point where
the carbon will combine with It and
burn.
When you put the chimney on the