OUVEmOTT MITCHELL Aids Nature U.JS. GEOLOGICAL 5.URVEY The Pieroe'a Golden Mediae! great mieeesi of Dr. Discovery in curing weak stomachs, wasted bodies, weak lungs, and obstinate and lingering coughs, is based on the recognition of the fundamental truth that "Golden Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with body-building, HE nation that tissue-repairing, muscle-making materials, in condensed leads the world and concentrated form. With this help Nature in feverish business supplies the necessary strength to the stomach to digest food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering activity rea obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" re-establishes the digestive and nutritive organs in sound health, purifies jf«S grounds as well and enriches the blood, and nourishes the nerves—in as workshops, short establishes sound vigorous health. says George Otis it your dealer otters something "last as good," Smith, which is it la probably better FOR HIM—It pays better. but an application Bat you are thinking ot the cure not the profit, ao to America of the there's nothing "lust as good" tor you. Say so. old saw that all work and no play Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain English or, Med* Icine Simplified, 1008 pages, over 700 illustrations, newly revised up-to-date manes of Jack a dull boy. When Edition, paper-bound, sent for 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing Secretary Sewaijd was endeavoring Cloth-bound, 31 stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. enly. to enlist the support of the people for his project to purchase Alaska Different. ANIMAL DIP __ ~cne of the somewhat esthetic arguments BEST Windig-—Do you mean to say you believe by which he sought to gain QUALITY that story Blinks told us this m. advocates was that this great northwestern 50 CENTS A GALLON morning? territory should be acquired in 10 gallon lots. 5 gallon lots 58 cents per gallon. Hobert—Sure I do. Samples sent free on request, if for nothing else than that Windig—Well, I'm surprised. Why, PURCHASERS MANUFACTURING CO. it would afford a magnificent summer Kalamazoo, Michigan I wouldn't believe it if I had told it horns and the whita playground for the American myself. goats will soop become nation. Alaska's purchase is doubtless Hobert—Neither would I. practically extinct justified on this score alone, Send postal for I There are numerous and, while its varied topography affords •i If Free Package Mrs. "Wlnslow's Soothing: Syrup. passes through the in truth a wonderful field to Forchildren teething, softens the gums, reduces lnflammation.aUajs I I of Paxtine. higher ranges. Across uain. cures wind colic. 25c a bottle. the tourist, there are much more Better and more economical these the game trails readily accessible "playgrounds" Too many sermons deal out sugar than liquid antiseptics lead from valley to valley. Following when the world needs moral sand. within the United States. Indeed, FOB ALL TOILET USES. the game came the Indians the hunt.er some lie at our very doors, although 5^ and the trapper, looking for easy PERRY DAVIS' PAINKILLER lor lack of good transportation facilities for all sorts of cuts, bruises, bums and strains routes of travel, followed the Indians they may be more difficult of Taken internally it cures diarrhea and dysentery fm Avoid substi lutes. 25c, 35c and 50c. then came the government engineers access than far distant points. exploring and mapping, and finally the The deeper love's roots the less it The nation owes it to itself, to TOILET ANTISEPTIC hardier of the tourists and lovers of the people of the present day, and runs to flowers of rhetoric. nature. Most of these passes are even more to those of a future congested Gives one sweet breath clean, white, a closed for many months of each year population to create into national germ-free teeth—antiseptically dean C/itt-F MOUNTAIti by the snow some of them are available parks the magnificent regions mouth and throat—purifies the breath IO.OQOF* A&OVf* only after the use of the ax to smoking—dispels all disagreeable he after perspiration and body odors—much appreciated give footing on the hard ice of glaciers a in a litj by dainty women. A quick lying close to the Continental the High Sierra, remedy for sore eyes and catarrh. divide, but across one or two of them which have little, wagon roads may be built by which A little Paxtine powder dissolved if any, economic a in glass o{ hot water persons unfitted for the strenuous efforts importance, and makes a delightful antiseptic solution, now required to reach the higher thus preserve always possessing extraordinary country may have opportunity to view their natural, cleansing, germicidal and healing it at close range. None of the passes wholesome Kamiless. power, and absolutely & that are south of the Canadian boundary beauties. Transportation Try a Sample. a 50c. will ever be used for a railway large box at druggists or by mail. methods route THE PAXTON TOILET CO., BOSTON,MASS. will quickly There is interest in Canada which follow and thus looks with favor upon the creation of Nothing Too Good a tbfe proposed Glacier park, and at grounds" become accessible. some future day the locomotive may is? "Guar#" cross from the Dominion to the wa That's for you. why we want you A a a te'rs of the Flathead river and wend playgrounds association to take CASCARETS for liver and southward to the towns and farming for I N E N O S bowels. It's not advertising talk—• valleys adjacent to Columbia falls and grown-ups, organ­ but merit—the great, wonderful, Kalispell, forming a link between the and others who have anything to manufacture lasting merit of CASCARETS that will do well to write us before placing contract. such basis as We manufacture everything in metal, including we want you to know by trial. Then sheet metal stamping, complicated machine that of the Sierra designing and die and tool making. Write for you'll have faith—and join the millions club of California, any information desired. who keep well by CASCARETS but with Av. LONG MFG. CO. 415 3rd N„ Minneapolis, Minn. alone. the United States for its field of CASCARETS a box for a week's IOC activities, would FOR DESSERT TO-DAY. treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller Deliclously Flavored JELLYCON in the world. Million boxes a month. find important work to be done PATENTS W/itTJL Watson Coleman,"Wash. I!. and would enlist ington.D.C. Books free. High* eat references. Best results. The Perfect Jelly Dessert. many ardent 1 lr-- RDRRV BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM If afflicted with) Thompson's Eye Water JELLY MOLDS. supporters. Numerous national parks have already rock wall of great sore eyes, use iOc. Package. The offer Is fully explained on been established by the government, some steepness extending Sold By All Grocers. the circular in every package. W. N. U., 24-1910. Minneapolis, No. ^ecause of their recognized standing as natural northwest by southeast Health and Wealth .wonderlands, such as Yellowstone, and others for unbroken miles except through insistent championship of enthusiasts. where cut by deep The youngest member of the playground family, ha a now knocking at the door for national protection, These have been largely in Colorado is the proposed Glacier National park in formed by the great northern Montana. There are some people in the glaciers which once ,east who do not even know that there are glaciers slowly flowed from the in the United States today, but think of mighty snow-covered Colorado's Of course you are familiar with the delights of climate jthem as extinct monsters belonging to a past geojlogic peaks and ridges forming scenic grandeur and it's but do you realize that Eastern Colorado era. To such the very name, Glacier park, the divide between f^OLO fertile land cheap has millions of acres of which can be bought jis an education. There are no longer, it is true, the drainage of the Atlantic now. rvast continental glaciers even the great frozen This is -and the Pacific jregions of Alaska are small in extent compared oceans—the northern continental divide. Canadian Pacific and the Great Northern railroads. Your Opportunity rwith the ancient glaciers, but the remnants of the A route on the west side of the Flathead river, Deep in the canyons are roaring streams, coming |one-time universal ice sheets, such as can be says Mr. Chapman, is very available for the location from the melting ice and snow and flowing .seen in Glacier park, are so majestic and numerous of a railroad track. into placid mountain lakes below. Between the as to awaken in the mind of the traveler sentiments In order to* open up this region of superb and bif£ profits. canyons the long finger-like ridges rise to considerable This land produces wonderful results and It is a of unbounded awe and wonder at Nature's unique scenery for the public, a few main roadways heights, the timber-covered slopes ascending dairy poultry marvelous and country and high price markets with matchless handiwork. will be required along the streams, together steeply until a region of brush-grown broken Dairy cows splendid transportation facilities are close at hand. ria°nth at least to this precious re­ a with horse trails to points of especial interest. rock is reached, which in turn leads to the base thrive natural grasses on the and are free from many of the serve," says John Muir, some ten years ago, in Lake McDonald, it is pointed out in the senate of precipitous cliffs. The canyons at the head troubles elsewhere. jspeaking of the delights of this region. "The report, lying near the southwestern boundary of usually terminate in great amphitheaters, rising jtime will not be taken from the sum of your life. Now the proposed park, is a sheet of water of unmatched is the time to see these rich lands along the Rock Island cliff over cliff in a stairway of tremendous proportions. [Instead of shortening it will indefinitely lengthen beauty, surrounded by scenery of such Lines and learn what others are doing. Many of the steps of these giant's it and make you truly immortal." signal grandeur as to make a roadway along its stairways retain ice masses which slowly flow •1 Nor are the attractions of the Glacier park Very Low Excursion Fares eastern shore extremely desirable, but this, it is across them, each fed from a large ice mass (region cpnfined to the scenic. Here lies, for instance, stated, is a matter for the future consideration of above until a region of huge snow banks is the majestic Lake McDonald, full of brisk congress. reached. .trout, as described by Mr. Muir, in the heart of are in effect daily to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via Rock The region combines all the elements of an ideal The main Rocky mountain mass is actually the splendid Flathead forests of giant pine, Island Lines, with long return limits. "playground" as it stands. It needs only official made up of two principal parallel ridges, the .spruce and cedar, while ten miles above is Avajlanche designation to insure its protection and perpetuity Why not combine business and pleasure? Enjoy an outing among Lewis and the Livingston ranges, which run approximately lake, shimmering at the foot of a group of as such to stimulate the establishment of transportation the Colorado Rockies and investigate the wonderful land opportunities through the center of the proposed, jglacier-laden mountains. Far up the white peaks facilities, making it more readily available park. These ranges are the remnants of what on the way. Write me today and I will give you interesting literature one can hardly fail to meet the white goat or to visitors. While of interest geologically, it was once a much wider plateau-like region of and tell you how easily you can do it. iAmerican chamois, while in other retreats dwell is of little, if any, economic importance. The conditions rock, which, however, has been mightily carved deer, elk and bear, and many smaller, sleek-furred are particularly adapted to the study of the and shattered by the forces of erosion, princi-* L. M. ALLEN animals enjoying their beautiful lives in company structure and history of mountain building, as the pally those of the great ancient glaciers. Resting .with numerous bird species. ancient forces of nature were most active and a Passenger Traffic Manager upon this great mass are the higher peaks, huge It is hoped that the present session of congress tremendous folding and warping of the once horizontally pyramids and blocks, with cliffs and precipices will preserve for the nation this latest 236 LaSalle Station Chicago, Illinois bedded rocks is in many places apparent. of hundreds and sometimes thousands of feet, playground and constitute it another of our national At one time prospectors for copper flocked to the plunging away down to the roaring streams of parks. It will then be our second largest region, but no finds were made indicative of any the canyons or ending in the great crevasse at parkj surpassed only by the Yellowstone. economic deposits, and the same may be said as to the head of some glacier. KANTLEAK METAL SHINGLES iTie Sixtieth congress made a favorable report ,'V oil. From the reconnaissance made by the geological To the westward the mountains break precipitously, fen a Glacier park bill, which had also the survey it is not believed that Glacier park and from the foot of the steep, long, strong support of the secretaries of the interior contains any mineral-bearing formations of commercial timber-covered ridges reach out toward the valley Cover your "Lid" with Kantleak Metal and agriculture. This report was based largely Importance. However, if such are discovered of the Flathead river. Between these ridges and upon a topographic survey made four years ago following the creation of the park there will Shingles and keep dry! Best metal shingles extending up the canyons of the higher range by a United States geological survey party, and be-nothing to hinder their development. on the market. If your dealer does are many miles of lakes, joined by rushing upon a later compilation by Robert H. Chapman, streams similar to those on the eastern side. not handle them, write to one of the party, embracing a total area of about KEEP YOUR FEET STRAIGHT. 1,000,000 acres lying just south of the Canadian The whole park is inhabited by wild animals line and between Flathead river and the Blackfeet and birds and the streams abound in many kinds DULUTH CORRUGATING & ROOFING CO. How many men know how to walk? Most men Indian reservation. This area contains 60 of fish. In the higher barren rock areas the white turn their toes in or out, a writer in the New York Manufacturers of Metal Shingles. Roofing. Siding, etc. Press says. The toes should not be turned either or more true glaciers, ranging in size from small goat is found in great numbers, while on the DULUTH MINNESOTA way. They ought to point straight ahead, so that glaciers of a few acres each to those covering five slightly lower ridges, where some protection is the foot at the end of each step can give the body square miles. It also contains over 250 glacial afforded by stunted timber growth and brush that upward, forward impetus that results in what lakes from a few hundred feet to ten miles in area. and jagged slopes, the Rocky mountain sheep, or is called a springy walk. This does not mean that "bighorn," has his haunts. In the valleys and on The Rocky mountain system in the United a man should walk exclusively on his toes. The the lower spurs are many white-tail and black-tail States abounds in regions of wild and magnificent whole foot must be used in proper/ walking. The deer and moose in places a few elk are found, scenery, but it is doubtful if any of them surpasses goose step of the German army is as absurd as the boy's prank of walking on his heels. and over the whole area, from high glacier and in grandeur and interest that of Glacier You should select a school as carefully as you would a savings bank. When a man walks in the right way—speaking snow-field to huckleberry bush region of valley This school has proven its value by a successful existence of over park. From its area water flows to Hudson bay, THE1 thirty years. It is ready to train you for success. Its catalog is free. literally—the back of the heel strikes the ground and fiat, roams the giant grizzly bear. the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific ocean. Mount GATEWAY TO 54 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota first. Then the rest of the heel comes down, after Cleveland, its highest peak, reaches an elevation All the game animals use the higher mountain SUCCESS A. Secretary GROVE GRCMAN, which the outer edge of the foot takes the bulk of of 10,434 feet, and there are many other rugged districts for summer range only, as the area the burden until the forward movement shifts the mountains ranging from 6,000 to' 10,000 feet is too high and the snowfall too heavy to permit AXLE GREASE weight to the ball of the foot and finally to the above sea level. This area of the northern Rocky of winter use. As in the case of the other national toes. The ideal step is a slightly rocking motion. parks, these game animals, protected by law lountains, says Mr. Chapman, which lies to the At no time should the entire foot be pressed north of the Great Northern railway and to the from interference, will increase to such an extent is the turning-point to economy against the grounti. Heel to toe is the movement. south of the Canadian boundary, is one of the as to furnish in the overflow from the park a tear in wear and of wagons. Try Try it and see how much further, and more easily most beautiful mountain regions in the world. tempting supply to sportsmen for all time on the a Every dealer, you can walk. It's the Indian's way, and what box. everywhere Approaching the divide from the plains region to other hand, without such protection of a breeding Poor Lo doesn't know about footwork can. go ?nto 8TANPARP OIL CO. the east, the mountains present to the traveler a ground, many of the animals, especially the big- the discard.