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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30
FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS

The record large fish caught by the
colony of campers on the West Fork of
Hood River for the season was landed
last week by A. o. Childs, of Los
Angeles. CAL, father of Leroy Childs,
superintendent of the local branch of
the Oregon Experiment Station. Mr..
Childs, who is IA years of age, was
fishing for mountain trout with No. s
fly hook. when the bait was struck by
so inch steelhead.
Mr.. Childs is an experienced tuna
fisherman and has landed many big
fellows at Catalina Islands. While a
party of a score or more spectators
gathered on bridge over the stream,
Mr.. Childs played the big, game steel
head on his light rod, using all the
tricks known to professional anglers.
In 25 minutes time he had the big fish
exhausted. The steelhead was lured
to sandbar and beached.
A journey of mile to its masters
home from the Oregon Lumber Co.
logging road, on Dee Flat, after six
inch portion of each of its right legs
had been severed by locomotive, was
the remarkable feat of mongrel pup
py owned by Japanese rancher.
Neighboring ranchers saw the dog,
blood dripping from the mangled
stumps, and tried to cacth and dispatch
the animal, but the determined puppy
evaded them. So exhausted was the
little brute when it reached the Japan
ese cottage that it was scarcely able to
drag itself to its accustomed bed under
the floor. The dog was dispatched with
bullet from a rifle.
"Unless had seen the dog travelling
with its two legs off," says c. B.
Compton, Dee Flat rancher, Il would
have considered such feat of balanc-
ing as it was performing impossible"
The spectacle of 70 year old man
out on the lawn on in the garden chas-
ing grasshoppers is not an unusual one
in Hood River today. The exigiency is
created by the dearth of canned salmon
eggs, which for years have been the
standard bait for fishermen, when the
streams, dingy from melting SHOWS
and dlslntegrating glaciers, are too
cloudy for fly casting Angleworms,
too, are in unusual demand, and many
fishermen keep portions of their lawn
soaked. thus Turing the ''fishin' worms"
close to the surface where they may be
captured with ease.
Local fishermen have experienced
greater difficulty than ordinarily in
Citing fresh salmon eggs. Earl Franz,
has been ordering eggs from Portland
Gamers, the run of royal chinook not
having begun yet. Occasionally his
shipments fail to arrive, and painful
disappointment among scores of en-.
thusiastic nimrods ensues.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

sNAP-The old Helmer Farm across road
from Mt. Hood p. o., consisting OF 40 acres,
practically all cleared, good house and large
barn, small family orchard, deep soil, level
land, and free water stock for irrigating.
Price 5000. Terms, $500 down and balance in
10 years II desired, at per cent. Address, c,
". Clark, Mt. Hood, Ore. Tel. Odell 30. So
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

Wanted Several teams to haul wood at
once Taft Transfer Co. Tel 42il. a3O
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30
FOR RENT

For Rent-Bungalow home, five rooms and
bath, on MontellO avenue. Tel. i7s7 81
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30
WANTED

Wanted--A girl for general house work, good
wages and a permanent place for the right
one. None but a competent girl need apply
q. F. Oguen, tel. l0x Odell. sd
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

Lost-Door off headlight of car, between
Van Horn and town. Saturday evening 4.
F. Bickford. Phone 1894. a3U
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

For Butter Labels printed in accord
ance with Dairy and Food Laws, call at
this Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

place. c. s. Brooks. 8
Wanted - To rent. canvas and tarpauln.
Tel. l40l Kelly Bros. Sc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

Lost-1n Hood River or vicinity. MultnO.
nah Bank bill book. Finder please phone
552i. $50
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

Wanted-A second hand wagon, blaine or
Mcdonald, call 5s87. S6
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

Wanted-A second hand apple grading
machine. Phone 1927 a3N
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

For t-Modern, partly furnished cen.
trally located bungalow, with large grounds
and fruit. Convenient to school For par
ticulars phone S23l, or address Box ST.. Hood
River Hgtf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

For Sale-We have some exceptional bar
gains In used cars and believe that IN the Ilst
below you will find what you want
Hudson super Six, passenger, SllOoN
Packard l9il, passenger, cylinder, SJ0OVO' o
Packard 1918, 8 passenger. cylinder, ssO0O
Chalmers. S passenger, 6 cylinder, s6U0 Oo
Franklin, passenger, cylinder, ssOOo0.
Buick, ! passenger, cylinder, $4,000.
Auburn, 5 passenger. cylinder, $4,000
Cadillac, passenger, cylinder, $500 w.
Cadillac, passenger, cylinder si25W
Terms on above prices or 10 per cent dis
count for all cash
AS a special offer this week. we will refund
round trip railroad fare to anyone purchas-
ing one OF the above.
So Port land Motor Car Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

For Rent-Rooms furnished or unfurulshed
three blocks from high school Also four
horse stalls for rent Inquire 1929 Hun st.
Heights. aa
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-08-30

For Sale-shall offer at private sale the fur.
nishings of my home on Pine street, hooI Sa
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WARWOOD MAN GETS
ENGINEER COMMISSION

tuANLr.STuN. ". Va. AnI D..
Announcement wHU INSIDE her" tn"aS
Of II number ur Wrh EirR.nlant vino
ln,r been given. commissions within
The last frw days.. Major william
Wallnr" Is nude II lieutenant colonel
ard hnH been assigned to The SlAly'
IirM Infantry. Others are.
a. ". Kramer. Wnrw0ud. hrSi iirli'
tenant OF engineers: A. Osborne. OF
Charleston. first lieutenant OF cnEl'
nrrrs; ". Schalfcr. Charleston. hrst
lieutenant ut engineers; DR.. X. IL. En-
linrr, Sterling. FIRST lieutenant. mrdi-
cal rnrpS; Dr. l.. lIuUh. Follnnsb"c.
first lieutenant. medical corps; DR..
IIndrlir W. Daniels. FlkIns. first lieu
tenant. medical corps: DR.. j. K. jar
rrll. W0udvilr. first lieutenant. m"di'
cal corps: mr. John j. Goodwill. ol
Cooper. first lieutenant. medical corps;
nr. Inward Sarvcr. Charleston. FIRST
lieutenant. medical corps: Ivan l..
Rarsiuwn. second lieutenant. voter
-Inary corps: S. NJ. lnnEGOrd. Martins
burr. second lieutenant. veterinary
CORPS.
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II PERFECT DAY"
THRILLS SOLDIERS
Wand. rhnt Wore eth nl0odatatnod
Wipod Away tho Tears After
Nearing This bong.

nrnlnmln ar"v~l. nm actor VIII" Ter
months hnr hrrn prov i'llnE "n'"t'"ih'
tncnt Tor the n",hl~rr IN France. arrived
In t'hIrnyn Inst wruh IN telling "r tho
appeal OF music /" tho rn"n wh" mr."
lighting for tho w"rld'n h~uI""rn"!. All.
yrnyrll t~lnI~r thin rt"ry IT tnrri"
.Iac"hn I!"ndn Eront n"nr. "A l"rr"'t
Day"
1T was JUST nrtrr IA" haiti" "r Viny
Ridge. TIL" m"n were gathered behind
tho linrr when In I."n'l"n I purchased
10 copirz or "A Perfect Dny. m" n"uK
which hnn tnk"n rElnnd by storm: I
gnvc tho coplon 10 fri~nlr. ';rn"" hp,"r.
l-nuralng Mister. got on" nnl from tLi"
u,nny OF tho boys learned tho words mud
Melody Well back Of the lIn"H. III"
night aftor Elny. Sergeant f'lak". wh"
had transformed = tin hi""uit box Into II
xiclin-RlRk" by III" why IL blind
blinded by shra pn"l--h~ran I" play tn"
Anelody OF the Rond song. Then Johnny
johnson OF OrnnEovlIlr. Ontario. with u
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'CundIrIrh In Tho rtTIrirri order huI
with intcma" rrnutI"n All tn" rnIIlrI.
pnnIr were mhvI"rIrly convinced that
IIio hrrlrlmn which wnr To II" I'H'li'd
mrnnI Itun"la regeneration ar her
ruin
In rtnrvrir,allun with lh" Nnru"InI"tl
rrrrr rurr"rpuuhruI. wh" wHH permit
ted tu hu pr"r"ul. III" mlni|"in H''
rInr"h The conference" To he Tn" WnNl
ImuuIrniniIr event in the hinturY or IN"
cmulrr uimCr lGl%. wh~n. during the
itruublum4 times Of IT," Polish wnr and
IuirrnnI anarchy, the election Of thr
first NumnnnT hy II HlmIlar conference
of nnlnbI"s at MuFrnw saved the cnlIn-
.Irv from diEEuluIiHl.
Tho hrhnt" resolved Itself into
series OF panrEyriCS Of til" absent
Krrrusky, who was acclaimed the
only man invested with the qualities
necessary To restore order while pro
serving liberty Foreign Minister
TcrrSlchrnko Declared that praC" WAS
incuncrivabIr. than Russia must pre-
pare 10 fight throughout ih" winter
and that Premier Kcr"naky alone pos
srasrd The confidence Of the nation.
~ Tscrclrlli, The minister OF hosts
IN iclrEraphS in I'M emotional speech.
. echoed the view that krrcnsky was
tho only man who could say" ihr
country In order To alleviate his
task. declared the SPEAKER. TIL" govern
mrnt would abstain from forcing
through The party program.
After these uru had spoken. the
pruCurniur OF the holy synod. NJ l.V"ir.
roar and said that hr. too. considered
| the premier the man destined Ia b"
! ltIasia'a savior. Minister nf Jnaiir"
f.Irrm0n said almost the sam" words
Ia turn, describing til" premier aA an
: Indispensable man
I'nu! n Mllukurl. leader of the Con
, nIiIuiinnaI IIrmucrnI". tLntrd that NM
! party was am ready In attempt III"
/ formation ur II coalition government
| with ~ k"r"nuhy n ClI"f who MAJ
. MI tho qualifications, for wurr'H,.
After nn interval til" h"hIi" wa"
rrglmrh and Vice Premier N"NH"ur
/ uuunuurr,l The demands that had been
: made hv General kurnil"x inr aHHiir'
| anrrs from rrlrurrarl that II" would
! have Drastic powers. without Which
| me would not take over til" chi"I com
mantl ur The ltu4Eiam ARMIES.
A ,ounIrr revolution exists. ndd"d
NJ. Nrkrasnn, and IS growing day ny
day. Therefore. thu restoration OF IL
strong government. he declared. must
, be- immediate,
The only matlrr on which there is
! not unanimily in til" councils of IN"
lenders is the status of the councils
| Of deputies.
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SANATOR|UM TO Be
REOPENED TODAY
vtcv rcirt Inst'tr:top fnr Thaatmcnt
&C TCbcrGulor!s.

This m"vEinr We" I"inl ;anh'""i'''',
for tnr trrn'ni"n' az trh' rr,ll"$l" VIII
hr rr-nIr:'rd after HAY ms ,""u rl''Sra
for several m"Ith.'. tn" Formal "I"h-
Ing will l." HrtrIr!,d hy i+H'Hh"r "'
county and 80, m:I"'r'. n"w"I'hi"r
men ,,hIrI"l: It Ih.' inHtItUtI"u In'l lh!
,nrn. Th, l..'..,-. Ton VIII assemble nj
tho I'rrr Hour. hit aud l'HN" nj :
ucl"c!, for ia" s"nri"rIuin.
Th. institution inS h""n 1n"r"'fhlS
iuv"rlinul"d and rHI III "A""ll'r ~ "'hl''
Til" pls,'r VIII l." III "h"rE" "f MI''
I'urvisr. SUPERINTENDENT. "u' al tn"
most experienced mHtntE"rS III tn" r''uh'
ty. 81" hn:. hnd wil" experience" along
her chosen I'n.:S ~ England hn'I ihIN
country. nul 4. = LrmIuni" IT ~"v"Iml
# III" !nrC,HI AMI u.",.: I.I"nr'n"ut lT"In'
iuG .'rh"rIs in ih.' '"iiu'r;- Ehr VIII
~" nrsiHr.d hy several Eur''"% lr"m
local hn.ihin!:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
MUSIC IN THE HOME

NutuI-rI un contra truur voice. began III
srus Tia. song The rffr'i wns w"nlrI~
ful. The ltnuD 81 TIA" melody anil the
words rrIpl"l the assembling" M'h
v.h,, n rh"rI tint'. l''-f,I" had l'""n laugh
Ing in Tia" fn"e "r death rat bowed un
der ia. ,u"lI "r ilt' ""nr llnnhn lh"'
w,Ir rIilI hl"i"l-InIu',l wtI't'i away TIA"
irnTn that could u.i l." h'll ln'k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
TRIPLE DROWNING.

lE,tETnE o. Aug :. rriil'
drawing "rrurr"h In III" rhi" ri''r
near her" int i"dnv when i:""rR" Mil
Ter ngrd - ATTEMPTED /" r"ru" hi
wifi. Sn.lI" Miller. "H. nuh MiFr Mari
Cook 20 Til" nv" women. VIII" ,W'''
hnthIng hnd r-"t'"n h"v"nd their 'lrpts
when Miller a,t"mur"h :" rcsrti" ih"n
All wore. drawn hcn"nih l." " whirlpool
Their bodies ware. recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
THE SONG AND THE HOUR
Patriotic rervor win Create EonIH OF
Vuluo. Hut tho Hest M"."uy Com"A
Into E1I1ten0o Unobtruuivoiy.

,..,. ,.,,,, az ,I.,,,, ,lrrItny rive" birth
,,, .,,, that ,r..u..,,u ia mighty
,,, "a, ara. Ii,irr IN .,Irh nn hour
,,.,. ,tI,, rrn,,l,, ur, n.tl.
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,,',., ,,,,u,,,ur rhna s." u.ri
,,.,,...,,, ,,I,. ,,u,. rrl1,. In the
,...... :, ,t,,,,Ia,,, rruIl,r IIuugiI
/ n,,,tI,..s rhls, r,ihlI,,-sl.iriI"d effort "n
, ,h. ,,I ,r ih,. rr.,. wIIl .nll InrIh
,u,,,, .,,uy- .f tr,r. worth aud Lasting
,uI,,,. LuI mot .n - ia" 'ir"nI S"nR
harm Il ,,.r,.., not l.. .rL,r. %'h 80.
,..,,,,. ~. MANI. iI.u,u 1T Ihr urIm.h,
Me- ,.., go .,,.,. .Th,. Sr,r ,frnut I'L
,,..,.,,, >,, ....v,II ..,,..,. to-. nnnr 1"
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~ .iI,. -, anal ,i..n .,llI IiIurnI",rI
,,,,n ..,.,,.... ...r ,,l ,,"..I.." Ne. 49,"
-, ia, ,,,,,,I,, ,h. lnrt,i,"ti"n 81 Il'I
...,..., %. rrr, l,"nr ,,".",,,"i." ,,nI
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,h.Il ,nn.I - ,,eI".nri,. ,l,,,d !" 'i''
- ~ ..I,i,,, nr a., l. ..,vu
sub = cong mu,'l ,"n,., - hlrh .r''-
iirrI rIuu, II ,Im,nrh' -. "h''h 'h"
rrrn, lr".lre rr world I"",Irv "I ''"I"v
s,nnI Tho llnu., ,r,,hod 10y tn, mighty
mud rcnilr IuGTr" and ihr great VI, l"nl
! /, M. IL ,,,lIi., utI.rnu.ru ,iurirr ih"rr
which our own President Wilson standH.
Wh.ur. then shalt we lu"k for ihts
| SOM |, runv br thu, il has nlr"ady
! =, me- in tn ruIici way "f MI Er"ni com
| ircs Las, summer III central Iark. tho
-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06

Today the women who attended the open
ing Of this sale last Saturday arc using their
Hoosicr Specials, and every one IS p'0nd ana
delighted 0riM it'll
We knew that our allotment Of Hoosiers
would go rapidly, but it was astonishing tor SO
many women to take them the 0try first day!
The maker has just sent us this word:
you cannot get another shipment OF
Hoosier Specials at the reduced price. Your
sale must stop when your stock is sold"
That means as soon as 40 more women
order the Hoosier, your chance to get one at
q saving of IS cash will positively be gone
MAKE MP Jour mind right n0w to be 0'iel9f
those lucky W0mcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
THOUSAND BATHERS
THR0NGED BELLE ISLE

Nuiwil lainurIimC ia" IluuEnIhH VINO
lhrrurrh the nlll" lair rIuInhr anu
uulrhi trlrrT from til" inI"nnr heat III
In the bathing pool TIA" IiurlI.
Iarilt of the Irllr st" bathing h"hcIl
Mt ihr north end ct the Island wan III
-, uruer administered Manager Gin"
STATED HAT II was TIA" hir""A HHf "l
thu wear at that resort. M lever IMAM
ON thousand bathrrs taking |" IN"
water during the Afternoon. white ""r'
cral times that number IF spectators
visited the beach during the day.
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ANCLO-FRENCH
Continued from Tirnt Pnge.)

has hrcu IInd" Ivy tn" French h"r'h"'H'
IT InNuhnut". nn tn" J. lhth"rh '"'''
front, rnYn tu'inyr lhIil-h h'Ii'h' ~
port
The t:"rmnnn worked MP h""NF DOM
lmr,lurni ur Tia" "nI"nir lines NM h'E"'
In the IInIl' l,h" region.
tmly InihiUC ui"rnil"tlH mr." I"p"'"''
from ut her rr''Ilnnr nf ih" itOilI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
French Report.

PARIS. Aux. = l:"rIF l."'"F
h,uvv uI,,rk WAS rIadr by tho Germans
an ,h,. French front tn the south Of
Iu,iu,.urt. northwest nr Rheims. The
French line was preserved intact. tn"
,:rrr,nu. hrinr rirrird from tn" singl"
.t,ru,.u element wlirh They had sue
,.,r,i,d IN entering. thr war "rfi"" re-
T"rl'.
'rh,. artillery m,IivIIy In belgium ~
Il .....rlh..I ~ Intermittent. u wns some
wheat uinTr ln.l"uI at points IN ia" H"f'
dan ,.tIrI. Minor attacks "nIlr 'ia"'
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0otmnn Rapport.

UE.III.IH, Mug twin I'"lh"h.'
rhrr" WIN M infantry h''IN'F ~" W.
t'lnnl'ru trout r"rfrrdHF. hfhlf h'""
tIInri"rr announced To-Day. Ih' "'"''''
In ilr" Nl.,n" region hnI w ~" nun
pnrtr. was nninN"rnhlr Tor "I"'r"''""'
and only "I" nrItnn va" r"p"f'""' h''"r'E
TOO prisnu"ra "inE taken III rhiu o''
II,r French liurt, ncnr Invlnc"urt
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WAR LEGISLATION
tContinuod from First Tufs.)

limit dirrunpiun 40 TINT tho bill rhn nm
,uuscd within two wrckE. r"mplrtrh IN
conference within another two "nekH
and finally passed carly In September
Upon pa.anEr Of the revenue measure
nnd other minor Legislation n rrccss Oh
Nix work. or moro mny he arranged.
Further Rcnntc dscusHlon" or pcace
In uromisrd Srnntor Stone. chairman
or tho foreign rotations committee, Hain.
tonight that he expected 10 deliver THIS
week n speech on the peaco situation
but probably would not offer any con-
crcto proposals In tho form OF rraolu-
lion. IIa nddrrrs promises TO LEAD 10
roustlrrnblr discussion OF pcnco Talk IN
foreign capitals ma we'll ms or America
war aims.
Woman suffrage IL another sun)ect
.cbrdllcd for continued agitation. soma
,nr t'uuumins plans To renew tho r'iort
TO have the suffrng" amendment 10 mo
national constitution reported ny mo
ucnntc woman suffrage committee.
senator Chamberlain hopes =" secure
consideration nf hls resolution ~ hrh''
nil nIicna except Arintics md enemies
who reside IN tins county. rh" military
committee MISC TX nchrhulrd 10 noon TO-
mr., ~ wnr department bill 10 cTcH'"
hoard uf nirrrnfi production.
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40 Labor-Saving Inventions

If you think that the Hoosicr means merely
more shclf-room, you have no conception OF
what this cabinet is and does!
1t has places for 400 articles, handily ar
ranged within arms reach. And it also has
40 labor Saving, time-saving inventions.
Another cabinet as complete MS this docs
not exist Its leading features are protected
bv DuicntS.
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RDNI, Nur = Nunl'i"ur hlrrfaI'
,tI,,,L.- .I,,ti,,r .,t,r 81 whi"h u li"nrls
r.urlnu, W. IrmIp',l h""n h' toe I'M
Inn rrtur rnlIuw into ll'r rive" ~ 'hrr
,,,,,,I,L II, ,,,n, - wnr nC:Ir" nintcmenL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
Remember This

I'm gInd Hilly Ind the sens" 10
marry mn old mnid." said grandma
nj the wedding.
"Why. grandma" nrk"d the ""h'
"Wrll. gain liz highly-ilEhty' anu
wIddrrp in kinder 0vrrrulin nhn wy
rritIn'. But old mnlda In thhhh'u'
and willin' to plrnar. "-Tlt.H'iH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
Selling Resumes At S A. r..

Blythe time You read This offer, tho number
of cabinets remaining will likely tc less than
as we write.
Women arc ordering right along. Sopl@asc
don't blame this store if you come TOO lalc.
When these are gone there will &c no more
like them except At s. higher. Resolve 10
come c,rly-hc 0uc Of tie Inrhy a6McN.
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Pay 81 and Save SIS

The Hooser combines big workable.
cupboard and pantry all in one.
Only by using il in your kitchen can you
realize why more than million women praise
the Hoosier and tell their friends to get it.
So we propose this plan to let you try IT.
Pay only 81 when the cabinet is Gclvc.~d'
then 81 weekly for n few weeks more.
IF you're not delighted we'll refund all
money.
We take the risk You save IS. What 10
You say2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
Only ~ Hoosier Specials
Left At So Off
Be One of the Lucky Women to Get Them

Its beauty and lifetime standard of con-
struction arc unrivacd. AID its price is fixed at
the factory to outsell any other cabinet made'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
italian ttrprt.

u.nt,r Il,I,nu, "u Il' Ainn I'""l. "'rf
I.nIII, wrr,l.I eft.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1917-06-01
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid illness.

Sanitary science has of late made
rapid strides with results that are of
untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application of it's untiring research
is the recommendation that it is as
necessary to attend to internal santa
ton of the drainage system of the hui
man body as it is to the drains of the
house.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise,
splitting headaches, stuffy from a cold
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
ach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the sys-
tenn each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
we'll, should each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the stom-
ach, liver and bowels the previous
days indigestable waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach The action of
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
vigorating 1t cleanses out all the sour
lamentations, gases, waste and acid
ity and gives one a splendid appetite
for breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
water is quietly extracting large vol
ume of water from the blood and get
ting ready for a thorough flushing of
all the inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
cred with constipation, bilious spells,
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness;
others who have sallow skins, blood !
disorders and sickly compilations are
urged to get quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This will cost very little, but is suffi-
'cient to make anyone pronounced
crank on the subject of internal SAM
tation.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1917-06-01
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM.
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED F0RQUICkREADING
Brief Notes Covering happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to all the Peoples

Six Swedish steamers were sum-
while on voyages from Sweden te
Finland, in the Baltic sea Saturday
Panama canal officials are taking
every precauton to- protect the ap
proaches to the waterway from pos
sible enemy activities.
General Gadorna' brilliant often
sive continues unchecked, each day
finding the Italian line projecting a
little farther down the Carso plateau
toward Triest.
The remains of the late United
States Senator Harry Lane of Ore
gon, who died in San Francisco
Wednesday arrived in, Portland,
where funeral was held Tuesday.
Strikes in all branches of industry
througout Finland are reported in
dispatch from 'Helsingfors. In some
districts acts of violence against the
EMPLOYERS have been committed.
Chicago took the lead in. recruit
ing in the middle west last week
with a total of 1873 recruits, it was
announced at navy headquarters there
Sunday. Minneapolis, which had been
first, was second with 1859.