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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Astoria. Ore.
P ieu « Mention This Papar When A a m r l w Thu* A d o rn i.««
I f you Must sell your L IB E R TY or VICTORY
bonds sell to us. I f you can buy more L IB E R T Y
or VICTO RY bonds buy from us. We buy and sell
at the New York market
G O V E R N M E N T A N D M U NICIPAL BONDS
BONDS
Write for descriptive circulars and booklets.
M ORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.,
PORTLAND. OREGON
Moiri» Building, 309-11 Stark Street
Homemade Specials, $1.25 per lb.
Hazelwood Candy
M l Hood Chocolates, $1, 2. 3 & 5, box.
Oregon Chocolates, $2.00 per pound.
By Parcel Post, Prepaid.
THE HAZELWOOD CONFECTIONER
&
RESTAURANT
388 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon.
FRED D U N D EE
CYLINDER
GRINDING
Motor Car Repairing &
Machine
Works
Portland, Oregon.
CityCbmfbrtfforYou!
¿
.UNIVERSAL
Í PAUL AUTOMATICS^
We Want Live Agents
land Bldg., upstairs._________________________
H E M STITC H ING A N D P L E A T IN G
Accordtan and B ox P leatin g. Button
and P lea tin g Shop, 509 K yal Bldg.
Accordion P leatin g, H em stiicm iig , B u t
tons covered. Custom m ade shirts, A rt
E m broidery «& Button Co., M organ Bldg.,
Portland.
HID ES. W O O L S A C A S C A R A B A R k
e pay highest prices— W rite us to r
quotation. Kahn Bros., 196 F ro n t St
M A C H IN E R Y
_
Send us your inquiries for an ytn ing in
Iron or W ood w ork in g M achinery, Loggin g,
Sawm ill, C on tractors’ Equipm ent, L o c o
motives, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Kail,
Cable, Belting, etc. Burke M achin ery Co.,
628 H allw ay Exchange Bldg., P o rtla n d, Or.
i MANUFACTURE N g j e w e l e r s
Ross &. Co., Inc. Special order work.
| Fine workmanship. P ro m p t m ail service.
M ohawk Bldg., Portland, Ore.
DID YOU
DREAM OF
CLOTHING?
LACK
OF
W
IA T is called one of the “stand-
urd” dreams, one which is most
annoying and one which everybody al-
-è r e the low est rn çf.tM JtQ U fU d***
I or ■ Tttfc rrn jftivn jfrr- V' rrrtn : -r wnterc
I most, lias experienced at least once in
I soi*' i Hwtsr A uto C o . pc>RTt.A*o.oRrjGON
| his life, some people many times, is
the dream of finding oneself in a
thronged street or In a room filled
TRUSSES
ULM Æ 1
with people and suddenly realizing
We specialize in fitting I
PO RTLAND M ARBLE WORKS
trusties. Send for measur
264-266 Fourth St.— Ne u Broa.
that one Is only partially clothed or
ing blank and circular. We N A T U R O P A T H
A L G R A T CO..
I not clothed at all. In these dreams
carry everything in Drugs, j
Dr. Geo. W . Crock well,- S pecialist In the people with whom we find ourself
Rubber Goods, Elastic Hos-
Distributors
ierv, etc., and pay postage. ! Fem ale Diseases— 704-6 Dekum Bldg.
155 Broanway and Morrison
do not appear to take any notice of
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO.. j P A I N L E S S D E N T I S T R Y ___________
Main 7540
Portland, Ore.
Tram Experts
A bsolu tely perform ed by nerve-blockin g , our unconventional condition, but the
OREGON method without a fte r effects.
L e t us dreamer is much disturbed and en
prove It to you. W e m ake X - r a y exa m
BITTER EYE GLASSES
This dream has
Modern
inations and specialize in first-cla ss d en t deavors to escape.
W e Make Fluff Rugs From
istry a t reasonable fees. Dr. A. W . Keene, received
Instru
particular attention from
u r l e Y
Dr. E. W. Prehn, M ajestic T h e atre Bldg.,
Your Old Carpets
ments
FOR LESS MONEY
>61H W ashington S t , Portland, Oregon. those scientists who for more than
R a g rugs, all sizes. M ail orders prompt. Sixth Floor Raliegh
FOR
LESS MONEY ■ Dr. C. Hurley P A I N T S A N D W A L L P A P E R
Bldg.
half a century have been investigating
Rugs and carpets steam and dry cleaned.
W rite us for prices. P ion eer P ain t Co., the
Phone or w rite fo r price list. S ave solic
phenomena
of
dreams
re
A Moderately-Priced Hotel of Merit
186 F irst St., Portland.
ito r’s commission,
garded as purely mental (or more ac
PERSONAL
Northwest Rug Co.
A lA iu T Y lin L O N ^
results, try curately psychic), or as physical mani
E a , t Morrl.on i t . and E x i t Sixth
188 E. E igh th St.
me; best and most successful “ H O M E festations. The dream In question Is
§1.26 per Day
T w o In a Room. §1.76. M A K E R ’ ’ ; hundreds rich wish m arriage
s o o n : strictly con fiden tial; m ost reliable; said to he the basis of Hans Chris
years of experience; description free. tian Andersen’s story, “ The Emper
“ T h e Successful Club,” Mrs. Ball, Box
586, Oakland, California. ________________ or's New Clothes” and has been done
Into poetry by the German author/
P L A T IN G — N IC K E L A N D 8 iL V E R
W rite today~lor~^)rice^^
return Fulda, In “ The Talisman.”
It is
postage on small parcels. C a lifo rn ia P la t called by the scientists n “ standard”
ing W orks, 214 2nd St , P o rtland._______
Commercial Information furnlahed free
“ Where Hone
or “ typical” dream because it Is one
i o f charge. Cataloguée eupplled and c o m P L U M B I N G i P L U M B l N G S U P P L I E S
V
mercial Inquiries cheerfully answered.
can supply you w ith any kind of which Is experienced by all persons
Comforts Abound”
W r it e any firm belowl Do It nowl
plumbing supplies a t w holesale prices. In an Identical or almost Identical
W e will gla dly estim ate cost of any Job.
PORTLAND. ORB.
W rite fo r prices.
manner; whereas most of our dreams
I A R T IF IC IA L T E E T H S PE C IA LIST
S T A R K -D A V IS CO.,
f r . E. C. Kossman, 307 Journal Bids
T h , pleasure of your trip to P o r t
_________ 188-190 4th St., P o r tla n d ________ are peculiar to ourselves.
land will depend upon the hotel you
Bakers. Confectioners, Fountain Supplies R A I L W A Y T E L E G R A P H I N S T I T U T E
The empirics, those who Interpret
■ e lec t
C ozy surroundings, m oderate
Gray, M cLean & Percy, 4th & llllean sta. ^Yoiino'^co'Tind^'^romeXTTL)ei^
dreams In the old, superstitious, tradi
rates, and the w elcom e you find In
D E N T I S T , L A T E U. S. N A V Y
am ’ t invested.
Position when qualified. tional mystic and unscientific manner
your own home town, a w a it you at
Dr. P. G. Biown, suo Stevens HI, Portland 434 R a ilw a y E xchange Bldg., Portland.
tbs Maltnomah.
—declare the dream under considera
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UTY PARLOR
^ ^
j D EN TIST
Garage in Connection.
W e ~ h e lp th e ^ a p p e a ranee o f women. tion to he a had omen, though they do
I B. E. W rig h t 108 R aleigh B id «., 6 » W n.
T w e n ty -iw o inch sw itch or tran sform a not nil agree just how had.
They
E L E C T R I C & A D V E R T I S I N G S IG NS
tion, value $7.00, price $2.45.
say it signifies that people are con
Union Sign Co., 7» Went, j-a rk a t Oak
400 to 412 Dekum Bldg.
E N G R A VED W ED D IN G IN V IT A T IO N S
spiring against you; that you are soon
| Irwin-Hudson, Stationers, Portland, <ur.
to receive an insult: you will be dis
F A R M L IG H T IN G P L A N T
R ep airs for all stoves and heaters. appointed in your friends and rela
I Ladley L i g h t 93 1st a t
P rom pt attention to m all orders. Spokane tives and it is n warning to you to
H A V E YOU R E Y E S E X A M IN E D
Stove & Furnace R ep air W orks, Spokane.
A. E. H urwitz, Optom etrist, 235 F irst St. TA|LOR_^FOR P A R T l C U L > R ^ P E O P L E ^ mend your ways.
are made and
Those scientists who strive to ac
HEMSTIT CHING « CENT S
If you w ant u p -to-d ate suits see M.
carried in stock
Satisfaction guaranteed. 410 count for dreams by referring them to
Élla M. Stevens, 2nd Fir, 36uy, Morrison W einstein.
tor men,women
Stark St., Portland, Ore.
_______________
K O D A K 8 A N D F O U N T A IN P E N S
a physical source say that this dream
TE A C H E R S ’ AGENCY
and children,
Sandy, Portland’s K o d ak and Pen man.
is simply the result o f sensations
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ch
ers’
Agency.
and can be fit I M I L L I N E R Y & B A R C L E Y CO R SET
E nroll free. Frank K. W elles, form er Asst caused by the bedclothes slipping off.
Jones M illinery, 89 Grand A ve.
State Supt., mgr. N W . bank bid. Portland. But that does not hold for we fre
by mail
OIL SHAM POOING A M AN IC U R IN G
SEND FOR L I T E R A T U R E
quently have the dream when covered
WALL PAPER— PAINT
M y rtle Clarke. 733 M organ Bldg, Portland
A t wholesale and retail.
M all orders up warm.
GROUND GRIPPER SHOE S10R£S
P L A S T E R DOLLS A N D N O V E L TIE 8
prom ptly filled.
Sm ith’s W a ll Paper
Professor Freud, the latest and the
¡Rose C ity N o v elty W ks., 10* Grand Ave. House, 108-110 Second 8t.. Portland.
38114 W u h . S treet Portland. Oregon.
7M S t Helen. A t ... Tarawa, Weakinarton
P Y O R R H E A DENTISTS
most celebrated o f investigators of
Sm ith L o n g Service, 31U Bush & Lan e Bl.
dream sources, soys in his book, “ The
Hard Luck, Indeed.
REALTORS
Interpretation of Dreams,” that the
Mark Yaw
Ws hy CMt far
In tersta te L a nd Co., 343 Stark St.
Robert was decided in his refusal dream Is based upon a recollection of
DAIRY BUTTER, R E A L E S T A T E A N D L O A N S
to go with his family to a dinner at our earliest childhood. When we were
M . V. Harrison, 512 G erlin ger Bldg.
Cream, Eggs, Lire S H E E T M E T A L » R E T I N N I N O w k j T his uncle’s house. When pressed for babies we were seen with Indifference
a reason he said: “ Well, it’s mighty by relatives, strangers and servants
Union A v e . M etal W ks., 411 Union A re .
POULTRY.
dressed
and
were
not
S AN ITA R IU M —
tough on a guy to have nothing to scantily
Writ* fur Prices and T lf! I D f. A - V. Downs, 940 C orbett H t
PORTLAND. ORE.
play with but girls and them all re ashamed. These recollections of baby
TEACHERS AGENCY
hood, Imprisoned dormnnt and unre-
E VEx YT HING FOR THE OF FICE
Yates-Fish er, free registration , Brd> Big lations, at that.”
callable in our waking hours, are
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o f f ic e F u r n it u r e & A p p l ia n c e s
liberated to us In the dream state.
p u ro Pumps, 98 1st 8t.
~~
Worse Than Egg Profiteers.
P r i n t i n g _ E n g r a v i n g .- ■ B o o k b i n d i n g
Our feeling of uneasiness and desire
CANCER TRE ATE D
Low ell M. Jones, M U.. 312 Morgan Bldg.
Client—“ This bill of yours is ex to esenpe though no one notices
MARSHALL 6 0 6 0
A654»
orbitant. There are several items in our nudity, is a reflex from the
AC C O R D I A N P L E A T I N G
it that I don’t understand at all.” Law “ repression” of our later lives during
K n ife and box pieatinj
ng, hem stitching,
which tlie habit of being properly
Pc.
10c yd. Buttons covered. . Eastern N o velty yer— "I am perfectly willing to ex
clothed In public lias become part of
M fg. Co.« 86Vfe F ifth street. Portland.
PI PTH A O A K STREETS
P O R T L A N D . OREGON
plain
it;
the
explanation
will
cost
our normal existence.
A R T IF IC I A L L IM B S
C O M P L E T E L IN E O P S T E E L
✓ V'/'^VN^/V\/\/\FNr\^N/\yN^/S/V^\FN/WVNO^Ny\/ you $10.”— Boston Transcript.
Oregon A rtific ia l .Limb Co., Inc. W rite
P IL IN G D E V IC E S A N D S Y S T E M S
(C o p yrlgh L )
P L A N T S
In E very T o w n to Sell
H
HOTEL CLIFFORD
G R O C E R IE S
A
llen
& L e
BUTTERFAT
w is
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B
e s t
r a n o
W© pay Highest Market Price for Butterfat
Send us your name and we will mail you our quotation.
RIVERVIEW DAIRY COMPANY.
1003 Belmont St..
Established 1911.
Portland. Ore*on.
Booms SI per day and up. Special monthly rates.
Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home.
Southern Pacific electric train depot in same
building. J. W. BUSHONG. Manager.
886 Alder 8t.. cor. 4tb. - PORTLAND. ORE
H o t e l A ld e r
ER AUTO SPRING CO.
You Can’t Break ’Em!
Get Springs with written guarantee for year.
15,000 Springs in Stack. Portland, Ore.
Poultrymen
Attention!
W e can use unlimited amounts of
Strictly Fresh, full size W hite Eggs
at a premium over market quotations. Write
us advising amount you have to offer each
week during the season.
M U T U A L C R E A M E R Y CO.,
PORTLAND. OREGON
Egg Department,
V A U D K V IL L E
TH E
at HEILIG
THEATER
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Nights
Sun. Mon. Tues. W ed. Afternoon«
Show Wed. Night Occasionally.
Nights. 15c 1» $1.00; Mstkecs. 15c Is 75c
t? J /^ì T/I/J7 J? Ç TONSETH F LORAL CO.
r LtKJVV
O
Tb« House of Flowers FOR A U OCCASIONS
BROOMS
à
Portland, Oregon
287 Washington St..
Phones Main 5102
Keep the Northwest Prosperous by
tiling Northwestern Made Goods.
ZAN BROS., Inc.
W h en in P ortlan d try this R E S T A U R A N T
THE
PEPPER
BOX
HIDES
Good Service—Moderate Prices.
108 Fifth St„ Next to New Perkins Hotel
Right Down Town.
B IS S IN G E R & CO.,
Wool, PelU, Tallow.
Wool Pullen
Largest dealers on the Coast. 148-154 North 13th St., P. O. box 4378 Portland.
Ore.; Wool Pullery Sellwood Sta., Portland. Ship us your goods; highest prices
paid at all times.
Ship Hides, Poultry, Eggs, Hogs & Veal to your own Organization
Write now for Grocery and Fencing catalog. We are operated, owned and controlled by Farmers
Fourth and Couch Streets
TRI-STATE TERM INAL CO.
Genuine Ford
TALBO T
&
CASEY, Inc.
Portland. Oregon
Parts
_
Authorized Ford Dealers
Wbenin town brtnejour Ford ‘ o a .J ix c .p U o a .l,
repairing facilities by first-class Ford mechanics.
Magnetos re-charged in car while you wait. Try
us for parts.
N 0 . 1
I
G ra n d
A ve.
*
A ll Reputable Furniture Dealers Sell
V E N U S Hand-Made Shades
Carried in twenty-four beautiful colors. Mounted
on H AR TSH O RN Rollers only. Ask your dealer.
C O L U M B IA
A W N IN G
•
& S H A D E C O ., M F G S .
PORTLAND. OREGON.
P age & Son
Write us for prices and market conditions on
Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Fruits, Potatoes, Onions, etc,
Portland, Oregon
WE
Forty Years in the Same Location.
A JOB WITH A FUTURE
use men between ages o f 18 and 50.
pay 50c per hour as minimum wage,
give best of meals at 40c each,
supply beds for 15c, 25c and 35c.
have FREE hot and cold water baths,
advance employes rapidly,
give positions FREE on application.
- -
have Employment offices at West Linn,
Oregon, Camas, Wjishington^ and 210 Commonwealth
building, Sixth and Burnside, Portland, Oregon.
Crown Willamette Paper Co.
J
Q U E E N C IT Y
RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION
. ana Wka
W e m ake your worn garm ents look
lik e new. E m ploy experienced help
and g e t best results. W e pay p ost
age one way.
283 Grand Ave., Portland.
tT /
Ground Gripper
Shoes
TICKETS
TO
and
M on ey O rders
Europe UDELL & CLARKE
105 Third SL,
PORTLAND, ORE
HOTEL HOYT
0 1 X 1 3 1 1 (1
J
INFORM ATION
DEPARTMENT
W ild Pigeon 8prlngs Mineral W a t e r
N a tu re's own rem edy from the Rock.
D rink It and g e t well.
B ottled b y
Rock R em ed y Co.. 7 1st SL. Portland. Or.
Their Appearance.
His Memory Always Sweet.
"It is remarkable,” philosopessimis-
tically said Old Codger, “ that the man
who does not know much of anything
and knows that little all askew, usu
ally assumes the tone and attitude of
one who knows everything and is
aware that when he departs this life
wisdom will die with him.
This ap
pearance is most often found in horse
doctors, grocery store sages and trif
ling sons-in-law, such as mine.”—
Country Gentlemen.
On August 9, 1693, Izaak Walton,
uncanonlzed patron saint of anglers,
was born at Stafford, England. Al
though in bis life Walton tasted much
sorrow, losing his seven children and
his wife, no author was the center of
memories of such unmixed gentleness
and peace. Charles Lamb said of him:
“ It might sweeten a man's temper at
any time to read the ‘Compleat Ang
ler* ”—a charming book still constant
ly reprinted and widely sold.
Sixth and H o y t S treets
Portland, Oregon
C onvenient to Both D epots
A b solu tely F ire p ro o f
Room s $1.00 and up w ith ou t Bath.
Room s $2.00 and up w itn Bath.
E L B E R T S. R O B E , M g r .
OVE R E P A I D
for Catalog. 426 W ash. St., Portland.
A U TO A C C E S S O R IE S
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New and Old Books.
_ _ tA r T _rt^
C lassy B u g B odies
In science, read, by preference, the
Price«—$85 and up.
newest works; in literature, the old
Burnet* & Martin
_____________________16th A Alder ito,, Portland est. The classic literature is always
BUJ^-DJ_NG^JS4AT^ERJ A L
modern. New books revive and redec
orate old ideas; old books suggest and
brick a specialty. Phone F a st 1336; K esi
dence. E a s t 1797. 361V, Ê. M orrison" St., invigorate new ideas.— Bulwer Lytton.
✓
W W V W N ^ F V N ^ V N ^ V N ^ W /V V N /N /V F W V W V
Portland, Ore. W e w ill gladly m ake esti-
mates.
BEAUTY PARLOR
^S^iarineiio^'Cosnnitic'*'XsIm p ? ^ P e rm a n en t
hair w ave. M ost modern equipped cosm et
ic shop in city. 2u3 B rd y Bl., Mar. 2207.
C L E A N IN G A N D DYE ING
i o r reliab le Cleaning nad "f)yeln g «e r v -
Ice send parcels to us. W e pay return
postage.
In form ation and prices given
upon request.
E N K E S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S
Established 189b
Portland
C A R PE T W E A V IN G AN D C LEANING
Distributor* E ve re ad y Storage Batteries
Car and T r a c t o r M a g
netos, Generators and
Starting
Mot or* R e
R ag Rugs, all sizes. M ail orders prompt.
paired.
Send fo r Booklet
B est Bank R eferences. 9x12 Rugs, Steam or D ry Cleaned, *1.6(1.
M ail us m agnetos.
W E S T E R N F L U F F RUG CO.
54-68 Union A ve. N.
East 6516, B-1475
Quick service.
D E N TA L SUPPLIES
, ElectricService Auto Co J o h irW eic Iin D en ta rD t’ pot. Dental sup-
EXPERTS
391 Oak, bet ParkdL9th plies f all kinds. M organ B ld g, Portland
DIAM O ND S A J E W E L R Y B O U G H T ^
$100 will be paid for any case
AM kiml8~diamund8 and Jewelry bought:
of Bad Smelling Feet that the
R. M. R. Foot Remedy will not name your price. R ep airin g a specialty.
(•cure.
Reiner J e w e lry Co., 449H W n St. Portlnd
PREPAID B Y M AIL. $3 00 DOORS A N D W I N D O W S
I C *
nr$100 will be paid for any Corns
We can self you Doors, W indows,, R o o f
j r
A between the Toes that R. M. R. ing, Paint, Glass and B uilders’ H ardw are,
_ _ _ _ _ _ --w ill not remove without pain direct
a t wholesale prices.
W rite for
D l M U n Y or knife PREPAID $1.00
rices b efore buying. H eacock Sash A
I\ L III L V I
AGF.NTS W ANTED.
>oor Co., I l l F irs t St., Portland.
Rsbbias Msrr Remedy C*.. 314 Stack Exchange Buildin? H A I R D R E S S IN G
Mme. G renell relieves Itching scalp?
Moles, superfluous h air removed.
230
Flledner B uilding.
Hull Rugs From Old Carpets
R.M.R
Another Philippine Product.
The shrub from which the French
manufacture the perfume known as
cassie has been found growing abun
dantly in the Philippines.
Beyond Feeling.
Shirley's grandmother had been seri
ously ill for several days so I inquired
of the tiny miss: “ How is grandma
feeling this morning?” With a sol
emn expression Shirley answered:
“ She isn’t feelin’ this mornin’, she's
dead.”— Exchange.
At Lunch Time.
The struggle to make both ends
meet often results in an empty mid
dle.— Boston Transcript.
E
C. GEE WO’S
Established 20 Years in Portland, Or.
ROOT
AND HERB REMEDIES
Give Wonderful Results.
162V4 First Street
Portland. Ore.
Simple, Harmless Home
Remedy Brings Results
Peculiar Feeling.
Celia had been ill for many weeks.
One day when she was stronger and
had been put in a chair, she slipped
FOR SALE
down lo the floor and stood for a mo
Trout~EaIte; level, 40 acreiLTSTicres^cuU
tlvated, free w a te r Included, *2000, % cash. ment on her feet. "Oh,” she said in
A C Belsheim, Color, Wash.
a much surprised voice, "I feel heavy
RAZORS
to myself.”
The fam ous compound for tem pering
razors w ith ou t heaL
M akes shaving a
delight. T h e Stratanum Co., 609 Chamber
o f Com.
T h e m edicinal p roperties o f o live oil
have been known fo r hundreds o f years.
8 A L G R E N E m ixed w ith o live oil Is a
household rem edy fo r rheumatism.
No
m edicine chest should be w ith ou t this
w onderful rem edy during the w in ter
months.
Some Never Learn That.
Young Mrs. Torkins says that If ex
perience were as good a teacher as
advertised, Charley would by this time
have learned something about which
horse to bet on.
Story of the Artichoke.
The artichoke, which
originally
came from Barbary, is not & botanical
species, but a variety of the thistle,
which grows spontaneously all along
the African coast of the Mediterran
ean from Morocco to Palestine.
Municipal Playground«.
Calgary, Alberta, has municipal
Gets Its Own Drink.
baseball diamonds, soccer fields, golf
A South American orchid lets down
links and grounds for other sports. a tube and drinks when it needs wa
There are 5,000 golfers in the popula ter, then colls it on top of the plant
when not in use.
tion of 75,000.
J u á l F o lk s
By EDGAR A.
GUEST
PHILOSOPHY.
It’s ail worth while, he used to say
When difficulties lined his way.
I ’ve never known a trouble yet
I wasn’t glad that I had met
Tlie minute I had seen it through.
Ilecuuse It proved what I could do.
I’ve feared it, looking straight ahead,
I’ve had my share o f doubt anil
dread
And yet, when it wus over, I
Looked backwards with a laughing
eye
And to myself I ’d always say:
You'll boast about that task some day.
I’ve never known a man so great
That didn’t hunger to relate
The hardships and the enres he'd
known
Before success was his to own.
The hunger that had made him whine
Hud also helped to make him line.
The failures that had tried his soul
And seemed a barrier to his goal
Had changed their bitterness for
sweet
And now are memories to repeat.
Man's greatest joy beneath the sun
Is to recall whut he bus done.
Today I laugh at yesterday
And all tli* cares that came my way;
The past Is only grim to those
Who left their courage with Its woes.
Who plods along new Joys to win
Looks buck at trouble with a grin,
And boastfully nt times repeats
The misery of his defeats.
He tells his hardships witli a smile
And holds that they were all worth
Rest the Eyes.
while.
Look up every once in a while from
your work and lay it down for a min For all the secret Joys that last
Spring from the hardships of the past
ute or two now and then, and let your
interest focus on more distant things.
So Into every round of care
^
Thus you will give the eyes a litttie And every battle with despair
rest by focussing in another position. I plunge, remembering the fun
t
That it will mean when I am done.
8illy Jamie.
What hurts me now will some day be
The other day Jamie came running A very pleasant memory.
into the house crying at the top of And laughingly I mny recall
In future years the present fall.
his voice. 11« was followed by Jane,
What seems today a fearful test
who explained by saying: "Mother, Mny he tomorrow’s source of jest.
I'm 'shamed of Jamie— he’s so unbrave, And all thnt calls for courage stout,
crying 'cause a little dog chased him.” Borne day I'll proudly boast aboaL
Might Be Worth I t
It Is estimated that an expenditure
of $10,000,000,000 would be required to
equip the United States with all tillage
tools necessary to bring its farms
up to the highest possible production.
(Coprrtfbt by Bdcar A. Guest.)