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OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
It's ii wino weed juttt now Unit knows how to look liko
u radish.
' J rvit4IClEMOun MOlTwlN v '
; A XWJ.LOOK Y" IJD j.T tMrtT HUMP Of f VOJ(?
M R.GXT ABOuTl!' 1 0ACK! Site-TWfT"1tetiM& -ft) 1
HSHtPt)f I loo, -fou&M CHARltO! AND j
r I PUT "TeiAf HXD OOWN tLLA) I
S r , 1 vnT A Ptcfufit OF NOvl
jWift f
J 'If iMPn.il J ilpii
i i5' jmw Mt3nitt7S GET GRAM.
OFFICE
CAT
ByJv,niu$
Even in no-callt'd luud linn's sit nit, shaili.s mtiii to Im
Jililc to ctilloct their usnnl mwtls of Kiukcrs.
One mi.sim why the olil-limo jiroiifhor UiiTiitoni'tl his
flock with hfll-fiit! wild litTiiii.so ho didn't hnvo much ttalav.v
to ltMie.
'Iiu world itm.st lu in prolty K""d slinpo. No ont is
hnrphiK on koiiio ininu'iimry ini'imco to tlio "jrront honrt
of Ami'dot."
Tito tronlilo with nio.st of us is that nlxiiil tlu time v
in c fit for soll'-jvovt'innii'tit w yt'itiu to utivcru I he other
fellow.
Thil'ly-einht stitte lej-islittiuvs passed it total of 10,80'.)
hilltj this yeur. If we are n liiw-nhiilini; people ami it b:
ptiKSililo to nttain perl'et'tiim liy statute, we must be ueitr
injr'pef fectioiMit thin country.' ' ' ' "" ' '" '"
Slmdy lull Kim'l.v, ei'lllrtiTj- liy
ri'llli'lrr.!, lilt! lim-k llllinit Hit'
rurlll.
"I Jtint iiilKjtitl tiiliiK III u (mlii
lOlilifiy."
"Im thitt mi?"
' Vfji. Imt I tli tliliil nol to tut In
thtt illnliitf ritr."
niiM.s to I'oitcirr
If ml Ntt u tall li'llnw iillfuti of a
fl'OWtl,
A li'iitli r nf mrii. iiiurcliliiK ft'.ir-
Ivhh untl priiiiil,
Antl yon know tif u liili- whom' in'iv
ti'lllni; altiml
Wunltl -uuki lilM iiriMitt lit-ml tn In
iiMKtiltth In Itovvt'tl,
It'tt it pretty koiiiI ilull In
ItilKi't It.
If yon know of a Hki'lfton littltlt-n
nwuy,
In a t-lnNt-1 unit (jintrvlt-il anil kept
ttoni tin' ilit'.
In tin' tttuk; anil wlnwti' ttliimlni;.
w htiHi' Hinlitt'll tlltplay
Wonlil eiinti' tirlt-f anil htii'riiw anil
llfi'loni; tllHinny,
ll'jt a pretty ;otnl plan to (
foiBit It.
Hoviii"; Suilui Lands
Simp; Hcrlh in Jail
ly Itcl'iiKing to Talk
Radio Chats
M MHO ON TDK I AltM.
lly J'uwrl Cntnlry, Jr.)
A Ilulto wilfmnun from a kirxr
city huh out In 1 1m country In th
nuiiiiiM'rllnin trytiiK to twit a radio
K-t with the neccHMury uccoHHorli-n,
to u farmer, Mho funmT was very
liidlfftri'iit, ullhouxh (ll3 other
nifinlxTti of IiIn fiiiiilly wero ijuite
IntiTfHttMl. Flnully, thu Hulioinun
propoHiul Huil un cfloit bo inudo to
ilixl out whut wan la tlio air ut
I hut moim-nt.
Tin wt whs prodtitMMl. An an
tinitii wum thrown over il trc.
(i round w ir coniM cti d. IlutterlcH
W4 iu put In pluctt and connected,
even u loudHpt-ukiT wim produrvd
and In u few Hfconds huh heard
the voire of tint Htatlon In the Iutk"
city HoitK) thirty or forty lulli-a u
way. It jiiKt liappemd that (he. wea
ther fureCHMt WtlH hetlifT Riven. The
Hpealter autiutiiteed th coming of
a Mlorm that would cover that ur
ea. At that moment tho huu was
HhililUK. '1'lm furnntr laughed. le
wim very much Hkeptlcul uhout the
value of radio, lie. Ilntened to ad
ditional In l or uiittlon about the
weather, and then he wondered It
(hero whh uny truth about tho com
tut; Htorm. lie remembered that
he wan puttlnir on u new roof on
a part of hid house, Thtt old roof
whh off uid the Htorm would do
much damage. Although the ky
whh uliHolutely clear, the nun was
HhtnliiK uiifl ho did not believe
there wub ffntntf to be u 8torm, he
'went to work and covered the bare
I ruf tern with cnnvaH. No bo one r
jwjiH the Job completed when aiiKry
'cloiidK 'omiiieuced to roll over the
I horizon, and In a very Hhort tlun
ia Hevere elect itcii I Hlorin broke
I The farmer uud the nuleHuian stood
'IndooiH watching through thu win
dow uh tho ruin beat down.
I.IKMON' (AI'. Seven years
without havliiK ulleted a Biiik'lf
word, detfpllo po.HHCMslutl of alt hlM
farullleM, coupled w It Ii a detenu
1 nut ton to live In jail in prefer
ence to a life of freedom, ha c
made Ivan (HuchoMi known to
everyone In I.IhIioh, 11m Ik a
iiiVMtery1 to t he police, who Jiavo
on more than one ocuhhIuii Hhown
him tlio prlNon doors, und thi
people HcemliiKly iievrr ft o of
upeculiitiniT , why tho voluntary
"silent prisoner" never says a
onl. j "How much is that Bit?" asked
A policeman picked Ivan up ( I he farmer,
one suninier nl(,lt In I'M.i. ithle-pj The salesman told him.
i n a park bench, and ran him tu. j "I'll take it," ald the farmer.
Questioned, lie i efutied to answer. "The Information 1 have just re
I'apcis In h a pocketa K.iv his reived Is of Kreatcr v:ilur than the
iiaiue, and Ills nationality, Kou-U-ost of the set."
oiuouio, uu un- ian nun ne nu'i , te ore the KaleHiiu-n tefl the r;i-
H.eloiiRed to tlie crew of u forei(;n j ,nn hail been Installed and was
steamer that had left port the dayiready for use.
of hit! arrest. He got a few months ! To.Iay that same farmer recclv
us a viiKrant. in Jail he Dchaved r8 very fine entertainment over h's
himself, but spoke never a word. , ni,Uo every evening. In addition
ma time no, uie prison sent ivuini,,. h,.arM informntion of value to
tu the Itumanlnu consul, but not him as a (tinner.
a word would he niy. The per-1 This Is a true story. II happen
plevd consul sent It k lit back , 10 eil to a friend of mine. It is
pr.Min. where he remained for p,ud example or how radio can
three yems tmit-tly. peacefully and nerve the man on the funn.
contentedly, but absolutely tiiler.t. j . -
doctors liae pronounced Iv.mi . . . ,
normal in every way. and estab- SOVICl IVIarmCrS LlVC
llsh.d the r.i.l that he enjoys in rnnifni-f nnrl Ksil
lr ou know- of a (him: that will
darken t he Joy. H;. telling to the siukIuk of bird.
Of a man or a woman, a girl or a " ,MM' msuneti ami aouseo
nov, i hi tils own uiiiKunc. and in moit
l'hat will wine out a mnlle r the others, but he neer showeil he
least way annoy (heard what h sahl. Trans hnce Liverpool recently
A ft How. r cause un gladness to been set for him, but till is of no 1 attention anions
steamer
cb.
It's a pretty i;ood plan to,
inrtfet it.
M'liiuil I'iwliiatt:; join;r tmt in In tlio win Id this
immth will ftuisitliM1 a cnltr;c rthiratitm dilTirult or cmkv
to AtTiuv in pittptntiim U thrir anihititm to jrr.iu tho utl
tvnnlaj;os of nno. Tho boy or y. who wants a collet:
Otlucatitut and wanU it Uul onotij'.h tan ic-ali'.o tho ainhi
tiiU .roganllosrt of his or htr l inam'ial luuulicap. Workin.'T
tmo's way thiounh collono is nrithor tlit'l'iriilt nor dorail
jinff for tho yomuvstor wlio has onory, ability, and tho d
ntJ to gvt ahoatl, ItVt hoinjv dono ly thousands of stud
ntfl all ttvor tho nation. It's a mattor of vision.
DOlNCi ONK'S "KIT" KOU OKIMIANS.
j PaaidiiR out oht dollais hotv and thoro in thoso timos.
whon tho proniium of jaicross and advanroniont is placed
i personal and imsinoss oeomnny, is a jol that rotpiinv
raioful oonsiilotatiim. Without it your donation budget
assumes laijivr pmpoitions than are warranted.
It is with full appicciatii'U nf that fact, thcivftuv, that
tho liORiim will stall out tomorrow to ntiso its quota in
Vnion aniuty for the l-'mlowim ut Kund that is to piwide
lioniCs and pioper t.ne br oiphan ehi!dien of Worltl War
voteran.i mul ospoit tivatuient for all of Orojron's crippled
children in the new f.tate lu: pilal. e;iin loaders say
that they have never Mdicited here without posstssiu.o.' con
fidence Hint they wen j:ion aUio eceivcl in every in-j
i taneo, (Vrtainly tin y aio o! lei Uv v it hie icecivett this!
time when their cau.vo nuvns t!ie saving of countless ehibj
d en to better eiti.'ouslup aad a umie fruitful life. j
When you ;ie a uolai, or live dollars, tn' a nundivd!
t'ollars lonioirow to the 1 .ejiioti, you can do so with l!e!
knowledge that that inonoy will Iveoiue a permanent en-'
tlownient, earning intcuv t year after year that will tv svnt ,
to j'ive a homo, cdurati a. and a cluuieo at happiness to th.v
I'hildien of "thoso who ave t!to iuoi" in tho World War.;
What nunv no!!e contiibulion couM one wish to make;
than this? Your "bit" may small im- lar:e tmt when!
laultiplicd by thousand i ml ten:; of thousands it w ill nunint ;
t'p tt tho live million raaik srt by the t ojiion as it rvMjuin-j
incut to pMnvrly esiry oa ihu. wxik. If ou d not hae'
in oppoitunity t v.io. it "m me t..t Muited dunu: ta ;
U'Nt.fow das and w.sh , h.tve a pait in this c.use
hivk mailed to The Okoiwr will b. piopeiv placed wi'r
lio I nion county quota.
IM'OOl. (A l'). The Soviet
Uordtcnny, hich visit d
', attracted much
Urltish sailo'-s
avail. Iviin has determined hot . not only because of Its social halls
to speak. 1 elaborately furnished for all ineiu-
At th 'bd "ir -three War fHi- j bers of the crews, but also be
prlson aut horltiet; pave t his 1 Nile it . cause of the Ions rest, periods
Homu this l n uhm! crop cnr man a new outfit of clothes and a provided for the men. on all
Would UOm ii rntve aiilblim; pocki-tfnl of tmniey und set him (Soviet Kus.;i;in ships the seamen
win cnii hot hell. We hnu cihmiuIi tree. (tut at the Kate h vhi.uikjwork tui- hours with ei;ht hours
i thai (ttdns mi Milium! rnUluil- , hack and refos: to b ine the'otf. while the stokers do four-
lii; 11. sheltering walls. 1 i hour shifts with a U'-hour break
Knur vtT.s htixf l:-!iied sin-e ' n,,,tt IM'n 1 hvir 1 ns of (l,,,
then. Today Ivan is nss.st.int i T,M' "'"dienuy v;i.q visit-d by
ok b'it h" will aeeept ' ""''"''ei a o i:ie Krillsu inuepeil-
"Nel ca:e." aid the
he eonOsettt-d the nald
eapluted liquoi.
Jud:c
bottle
Of
j rtnui
It's
unoki
eltlUK '
there's Kirls
A skull half nn Inch thick ihnl
wa Itiiiud hi ArtaoiiM will In Milt
tn ahluutoii. Well, tlint'.s the
prii;c-r pbico for It.
A i 'il hni'tl (joy Is the htinbo who
It inks iced tea fo :iMiuk he needs
a i llil' i r alter It.
moki: l.o i: iiMiirs
ll i ren-ed her t hia uianlv breast.
Then both be;au to snicker;
V et.iek, a pop, on know the r
Out what ca l I'd he for lleker
money tor bis work,
sion.illy he poes out on
eonneeted Wit the kited
f to in t hese ee!U sions he
w it It inamte.st.itini's of i
ln's hts job, he loves hi:
home, and he finds joy
selt -imposed silence.
iMls n,,ss ' the snrlal halls.
. .. i::'l
returns;
v. lie!
:i prison i
in his!
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MILADY'S Hosiery today, if she be well dressed, will
he either a matched or blended hose to go with
tho touches of blonde, apricot or tan shades of her
two-tone shoes; or( one of the sunburst shades with
either black or tan shoes.
l!ut for more drossy occasions she will undoubtedly
want one of the more sheer hose such as chiffon.
You will find our Hosiery Department complete in
every detail, with all the new shades.
Colored Top Bobbies, 51.23
PHOENIX
Chiffon
$1.73 and $2.93
PURE SILK
All colors
$1.50 and $1.83
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Pure Silk
$1.63 and $1.93
MUNSINGWEAU
Guaranteed Hose
$1.00 Pr.
LA FRANCE
Pure Silk
$2.25
SILK HOSE
All Colors
79c Pr.
KIDDIES' HALF, THREE-QUARTERS, SEVEN-EIGHTS SOX
All Colors and Combinations
Silk, Silk-and-Cotton, All-Cotton and Lisle 30c to 81.25
N. K. WEST & CO INC.
Tliu l.i'Kimi DmloHiiii'iit Dili,; Is Hoittiy of yoiu- MiiHirt.
vlnltnm Hint Ijiisslitn Htainin un;
never without n job or a Hlilp.
If their vessels are lletl up. or in
tloek for repairs, the pay Koen on
i.'iftilarly until they ko to sea
afftiln. whether in the saute or an
other vessel. One month's leave.
Willi full pay. is Ktanted annually
when the seamen either visit their
houiej or brins" their families to
the port of their arrival, the ex
pense of travel being borno by
the elate.
B
ITES-STINGS
Apply wet baking soda or house
hold ammonia, followed by
WICKS
V Va fo Ru b
Ovmr 17 Million Jar, U..J Y.arty
Children's Cretonne Parasols
Very well made in several different colors
at the low price of $1.50
LADIES' SUMMER PARASOLS
lG-rib. Made from colored cretonne.
$3.00
I'unuiols made to last and give service, selling at I lie lowc
price ever offered for this grade of parasols.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
vv ho werr shown
and the sailors'
firemen's reception room, the
latter nf w hich has a I .cm tie cor- j Ka
ner w nere imo(oj;niplis ot l,'iiine,
Karl Mar, I us-a lai.xembourg and
ot her noled Soviet leaders are
.show u.
It was explained to the British
fl T IT JK A 7
I'vervbodv know how
oui;ht lt b" done but noboil,
to do the ni that w.iv.
No man
lle:;Iton ,
Pt.de.
er snftert
'2 M. ii ( nuiihl at SOU.
MAItSllr'tKI.O, Or. While sit-
ms b.sble their still. Ueoitie V.is
:i.ati and Watt Short ot Sout Ii
'sie-uch were found by Oeputy She
Vtlf Osmuiitl. who had s 'arched
nut the loi'Ulily. a mile soTifli of the
(lharb-ston bay bruise. ArratiriO'd
flu Ju.stue May bee's court in North
I lb nd tin.- tuointtiK eaeh was tln.-d
'H'omi und senh need to m months
eenis In the county jail. This Iiu-n a. m!
jlhe .oil tenam to
I i:ivin rimli of Atbuiv and W. I.
I troin in- venre, I'oit; md, w e- arre;:bMt
tiling
5W.dlo un; Iim
Alter the wa llir MKlcti wo
men talk about cai b other In t'.ic
m amtal be'ts, we mii;ui-( ivmmi-m-
It "rn Item h."
W'oiK of .i American
Artists in Paris Salon
I" UIS ( V1'. Tbuty - nine
uie i :ea a a i tists haw t he bono s
ot tli.- annual Salon this e.n.
Du v rtir oUtnotubfivd ly the
W i s i He exhlbltoi s 1-Ul t In II
oi K s'H'tt s lip e i 'tilt i til y with
yesterday by Sheriff I hiits-ii
near Bndse. the former chained
with popessiou. the latter for drlv
iiu; w hile llitovieated. The men
were released on ball.
Orpin y Sbcrltr Ocnlc- (,uil(.
Tin-: o.i.i.i:s. o: p!.,i or
(not KUtlly was elit-'ted by t t..
'I'oleiuan. d P'.ity sherii:. m tefed
on a ci.in l hire, ny ladirtaient
jeharaitit; tio-tr of f'm.Is ft out the
dienti's or? ice. Trial was t"nt i
tiely st tor lb.' !nst -k ill
June. Coh inau is at hbeity e-n
c b.ui.
lal ot the III!
aau
etufiv
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v o h
Paul
Wash
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I'll, t'ott
a net
The Nearest
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Ford
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Perkins
Motor Co.
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at t istn.
tllspoI
it Hit sioeletu nult'd
verity on the JM''' 1
v,th the rslt that the I
ptv a!.'
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rs. Smith
A little Tolisli boy, without telling his parents, changed
his name the first day in an American school. He had
a fine Polish name, but he was in a new world, and he
wanted a name that would symbolize his great change.
European women, upon coming to America, quickly
revolutionize the manner of things they buy for then
tables and their homes. An authority has estimated that
foreign-lxirn women ask for goods by their advertised
names within two weeks after they have begun house
keeping in America.
They are quick to sense that in the new world the
good tilings are advertised, and that unknown goods in
unknown stores are likely to lie of unsatisfactory quality
As the European woman quickly learns, American ad
vertising is for the buyer's protection.
An Advertised Product Hears n Proud Name.
It Has a Reputation to Uphold.
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