INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT,
OREGOM--
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SANDY’S—Portland’« Kodak and PenMan
An Evsr-Sbarp P«nc||, Fountain Pen or
Kodak for Xmas.
Mall Orders receive Personal A’tsntlon by
bandy Claus. P. O. Box 740.
ALASKA PLUMBING A HEATING CO.
Plumbing Flxtuiaa and Huppiie«.
Pips
Tj,
FIT
• Our Aviation Hchool
Fittings, lowest price« 354 K Morrison
Its
I nip*
|n n®* Aseptin«
BRAZING, WELDING A CUTTING
IIO 11UC.
Student« for the
Northwest Welding a Hupply Co , 88 1st St
CLEANING AND DYEING
Complet« Courte of Flyink Instruction for th«
®For rellalds Cleaning and
Unheard of Tuition of >200.00. The former
Dyeing net vice send panels to
■re red blooded and
us.
We pay return postage.
want to get Mime where write us for particular«.
Informutlon and prices given
upon request.
CO.,
214 Mpaulding Bldg., Portland, Ore.
ENKEM CITY DYE WORK»
Eatablished
l»»0______
_____ Portland
HEMBTITC'HINO AND PLEATING.
CUT FLOWERS A FLORAu DESIGNS
Buttonholing — Buttons —* Plaiting — Tucking and Chalnatltchlng Clarks Bros , Florists, 3»7 Morrison Ht
Ail Stall Order« given caruful and prompt attention
DANCING EVERY NOON A EVENING
_____________________ Elite Shop, 184 Morrison St.
Orisntsl Cats. Chlnsse Amsrican Kitchen
Corner Broadway and Wash P<’RTLAND
Portland, Diegon
DOORS AND WINDOWS
We can sell you Doora, Windows, Hoof­
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO-PLAYS
ing,
Paint, Glas« and llulldeis' Hardware
Complete Change Hun and Thurg.
lire< t. We are manufacturer«. Write for
Matinee Dally. Twice Nightly
arbes
bsfor« buying
Heuiock Hash A
Heturday, Hunday, Holiday«, Continuous
Door Co, 212 First Ht , I'urtland.
DRUGLLSS PHYSICIAN
Chronic diseases a specialty. Dr. w. N.
Allen, 3u2 K.il. igh Hunding
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SAFE AND CENTRAL—REASONABLE RATES
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
Ezcellent Cafe
Hpri lal Weekly Itäin*
Bua Meets AH Tralns
Commercial Iron Work«, 1th A Madison.
.
Iitti and Htark, Portland, Ora
HARD WOOD FLOORING
Uak-l^sf Hardwud Floor Co., 231 E.
78th ML N
FUa»*« electric sanded
HORSES, MULES BOUGHT, SOLD
Crown Htabtaa, Ine., IS". Front Ht., Port-
: land. Ore. Horace end rnulee fur eal* or
fy f
a
Sts th street opposite Th« Oregonian end Al-
1 hire.» Special rates to logger« and con­
tractor«.
With or without harness.
I n I a I awi d*r street opposite Meir & Frank'«. Th« Best
_____ __ Phillip Huetter, Pres.
LdivlVl id bating placa in the City. Th« Finest Coffee
ty. 8. M^B~L f ; h , 3C5 Union Ave. Draft
and Pastry a Specialty.
b'<> e » bought and sold.
> ZARN MULTIGRAPHING
Th* Callan School, uniy recognized
. school on the coast. Experienced upera-
tore always in demand. 4u5 Artisans Bldg.
M AC HIN E R V '
Send us your Inquiries for anything In
iron or Woodworking Machinery, lagging,
Sawn.HI.
<'onlractora' Equipment, I ako -
GASCA KA HARK.
im hmm anew «Mts. Klum, MIM«.
rnotlves. Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Hall,
A'i.lrvM Department II
Write for Prlrea and Shipping Taga
Belting, etc. Burke Machinery Co.,
528 Kullway Exchange Bldg , i’urtland, Ur.
MFGS. OF VULCANIZED ROOF PAINT
New roofs and repairing done
Young
IVVdlUUlUill Entree each day Open 10 a tn to 1 a m
| and Wood*. Ilo3 E Caruthers SL
MONUMENTS—E. 3d and Pine SU.
jO
Writ« ua for pricoa and markat conditions on
' Utto Schumann Granite A Marble Work*.
MOTORCYCLES
AND PARTS
u Hogs. Po«’try. Frsits, Pctaloes, Osions, dc.
All makes.
Easy terms
Poitbnd, Oregon
Forty Year« in the Same Location.
EAST HIDE MOTOKCYCLE CO.
44-46 GRAND AVE.
PIPE REPAIRING
■
PIPL'Q Repaired by experts.
GO WHERE WAVES ARK WARM IN WINTER
• II IvTl Pipe Shop, 272 Wash.
Equalt Aar California Krath .Spara tal Winter Kaira Now In iArtt
PORTLAND SHOE REPAIRS. MAIL ’EM
Paved Highway to Seaside Completad
_ Mod Sho.- lopao, 2.2 V.,.«Megion BL
SEASIDE. OREGON
SEASIDE HOTEL
Davis Bru«., American Shoemaker^
108 4th St.
PRUNE TREESirpRUNE TREESH!----
Before buying elsewhere see ua. Columbia
f uraery Co., 1490 Union Ave., Portland.
PYORRHEA
DENTISTS
The Personal Writing
Smith,Ixirig.Stevensvn, 310 Bush-Lane Big
Machine
Weight 5 Itai
Price »60 00, case Included
Are You Ixxiking for a
Off «MÍ Avenu» al Yambill
PORTLAND. ORI.
Dependable
Produce Dealer?
OREGON TYPEWRITER CO.,
Butter
M-A 5th St, Portland, Oregon.
Pork
Chees«
Write fur folder.
EXPERT
Poultry
Honey
Any Product
Get our prices.
BY
£
CO.
ru
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RUBBER STAMPS and MARKING
159 Front St.
Portland, Ore.
DEVICES.
Sixteen Years' Reliability.
OFFERS A MARKET
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
OREGON-WASHINGTON &
IDAHO AIRPLANE
IHWiSnöMl
NORTONIA HOTEL
BAB’S RESTAURANT
L
& SHOE REPAIRING
PORTLAND HIDES WOOL CO.
JEWEL Restaurant
läge (X OOn
V L
C orona
Dyeing & Cleaning
EXCELLENT SERVICE
I’ercel Poet
Return PtMtaar Paid.
Ckcutere and Price*.
RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENED
Single 10c; Double 35c. Razors Ground
ard Honed. Backlund A Son, lol W. Park
Safety Kazor Man, 145% 3d St , Portland.
Write lor
"AZ Your Beck and Call”
thtnf tor
SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR
Your OU trouble end Pieton trouble
will *nd when we ln*t«ll
E. C. LONG NON-EX­
PANDING PISTONS
For ploaxuro csr«, truck*
and tractor*.
GUARANTEED
HANSLJMAUt A CRABB
Yamhill BL, Portland
STOCK THAT GROWS
1 .neat stock that can be raised at a price
you will like to pay. Writs or cab.
The Villa Nurseries
RFD No. 1, Montavllia St a.. Portland, Or
' he Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp’y
W botalaI« I taatan In
FANCY FRUITS and FARM PRODUCI
151 Front Street. Portland. Oregon.
Our Motto I* to Please YOU.
THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
127 Light. Airy Room*, 50c, 75c,
>1.00 and >1.50.
92 N. 3d. SL. Cor H.nden, Portland. Or*.
ED. F. GODDARD. M«r. Phon* Bdr 1»75
Guaranteed Nursery Stock
We have got lust what you wanL Call
THERE’S ANOTHER DENT
• write > for priera.
prices
Dents and blemishes on your csr esn be
Russellville Nursery Co.
removed snd ws sre the boys to do it.
II A LEWIS. Prop.
Why? Becsuss ws specislisa in thst kind
Montavllia Bta., Portland. Oregon
of work.
Ws slso repair radiators snd
csrry Liberty Radiator cores in slock. All
work gusrsnteed.
Glen Haven Rest Home
Wgp'H-ViFMhai
Patient« or old people
may secure a home for
life at flat rate
A quiet
"I t K c » WtaHJl home
for
convalescent
""’I ' I'lunh' patients
.M-'®
diet and treat­
ment* applied as physicians direct. Battle
Creek methoda.
Ideal Home-Like Sur­
roundings. 115 E. 28th St., st Aldsr.
Phono East 4222
Portland. Oregon
Fire Proof and Modern
Portland, Ore.
M North 11th St.
kstssSl.Mtaiwi
13 « «a S l retasi. On
Viry CentraRy l«il«l Convenient to all
Dépota, and one block from main PostoHice
Fire Proof and Modern
RITZ HOTEL
Depot Morrison Cars direct to Hotel.
Popular
Weekly Rates to Permanent Guests
Bixth and Everett Streets, Three Blocks Prices. Center Shopping and Theater district
from New Postofflcs, Four Blocks from
FRANK A. CLARK. Prop..
Union Dspot, Portland, Or«.
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted. U>ei Ford Tracks and
To unit Can
20% off until January, on all
merchandise and glasses.
IM**’
Bring this ad.
Clarks-Brower Optical Co.
112% Sixth SL
Portland
212 Oregonian Balldlng.
PORTLAND. OREGON
SPECIALIST
k ,), F«ma1e and Rectal Troubles and
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
F18TULA.F1SSURJJ, Itch­
ing and all other rectal
\ condition« except Cancer
permanently cured with­
out a surgical operation.
My method of treatment
savrs the tissue Instead of
destroying It. It Is pain­
less, requires no anes­
thetic and is permanent.
There Is no confinement
to bed, no Interference
or social engagements. I
a cure or will refund your fee.
or write for bookleL Mention this
when writing.
advice on any
INCOME Expert
Income tax pivuicia.
Several years' actual
TAX „.experience
In Govern-
PRDRI FUm""-''1 Bureaus is offered
> HU D Lw Ivl Q those unable to visit our
office.
State your troubles briefly and
send In with 81 and we will give you hon­
est to goodness advice. It will pay you to
get In touch with us now. E. J. Curtin,
Room 608 Lewi« Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
Strictly Fireproof. Near both depots
and convenient car service to
all parts of city.
Single Rooms Without Bath, 81 and up
Single Rooms With Bath, (2 and up
ELBERT S. ROBE. Managsr
RELIABLE TREES AND
PLANTS
Wo offer planters special low prices on
general nursery stock, prunes, pears, ap­
ples, peaches, loganberry plants, walnuts,
etc. Stock is fine and will please you.
Order today. Mention this paper.
Benedict Nursery Co.,
185 E. 87th SL N-,
id. Oregon.
Dependable Trees
“A Moderate Priced Hotel of Merit’*
HOTEL CLIFFORD
East Morrison St., at East Sixth, ths
Principal East Side Hotel. 5 minutes from
Shopping District. Four blocks from 8. P.
East Sids Station.
All the good kinds of Fruit Trees, Berry
Bushes, Shade Trees. Shrubbery, Koses,
Vines, Bulbs, for your orchard and gar­
den grown In our large l,0U0-acre plant.
Established over 50 years ago. Our trees
please our customers, prices reasonable,
quality dependable.
Active salesmen
wanted in every section. For real satis­
faction in your trees buy from th«
OREGON
TREES — SHRUBS
Fruit tna* budded from brarinf oreh-
Jrta Apple. Pw CtarTT.PoMh, Plum.
Prune, Apricot. Quince. Grape Vlna^
ahrubberr. Pianta. Baapberrlee. Black«
bemaa. Locane. Dewberrlaa, AeparacuA
Rhubarb, noverine Shrub* Ronca.
Vince. Heder. Nut and Rhede Truca.
Carrlape paid. Batlafactloa guaranteed.
WASHINGTON NURSERY CQ
.or« wanted.
Everything for the Motorcyclist
Rebuilt Harley-Davidson
of 18 pages.
“Ornamental Plants for
landscape Planting" Is eager to acquaint
you with the best varieties of plants lor
landscape use.
BUT IT’S WORTH ASKING FOR
Because It gives sound advice on the
subject of developing the home grounds.
DR. C. J. DEAN
The Weed Landscape Nursery
Beaverton, Ore.
GIANT
MOTORCYCLES
Same guarantee as new. From 8200.00 up
to 8850.00, all late models, with 8-speed
and electric equipment. Easy term« If
desired.
Pay while you ride. Send for
literature.
Motorcycle and Supply Co
Harley Davidson Service Center, 200 3rd
8L, Portland, Ore., corner Taylor.
IT’S JUST A SMALL BOOK
BUILD
NURSERY CO
Orenco, Oregon
Second and Morrison Sts., Portland. Or«.
Find Lost Sacrament Set.
"London, Canada.—Lost for thlrty-
years, n magnificent set of sacra­
mental sliver, consisting of flagon,
chalices, paten and silvers, which hnd
been presented to Huron college by
Bishop Hellmuth, then an archdeacon,
1n 1804, has just been found. The
silver disappeared during the time al­
terations were being made to the
theological Institution's chapel, and it
was believed to have been stolen by
workmen. It was found in an old,
disused bauk vault.
We help the appearance of women.
Twenty-two Inch switch or transforma­
tion, value 17.50, price >2.45.
4uo to 412 Dt kum Bldg.
SCHOOL OF WELDING
Officially recognized by state and fed­
eral board as Th« place to learn welding
all metals. Commercial School of Weld­
ing, 511 East Grant. Cor. 11th, Portland.
TYPEWRITERS—NEW OR REBUILT ~
Rebuilt Typewriter Co., 304 Oak Street
VETERINARIAN—Cattle a Specialty
Dr. Chas. M. Anderson. Kenton. Portland.
Wedding Bouquets and Funsral Pisces
Lubllner Florists, 348 Morrison St.
Welter System of Suggestive Therapy
Dr. T U. Ayers, 715 Dekuin Bldg.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE
Portland Tinware Mfg. Co, 47 First St
HOTEL HOYT
RAINIER HOTEL
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL PARK AND MORRISON STS.
C. S Richardson. Manager
DR. G. E. WATTS
The Lonesome
Girl
AIR
‘•RUPTURED”
We carry a complete line
of trusses. Including the
Brooks Appliance, Drs,
Smith's "Honest John,”
Hood, Stick - Tlte, and
Leather Covered Spring.
Truss fitting Is a scien­
tific business with , me
(not a side line).
D. W. ELROD, 1115 Selling
Building, Portland, Oregon
LIGHTHOUSE
Beacon’s Raye Will Illumine Europe’s groups of lamps has an Intensity of
Airway for 200 Mlles—Two
2,000,000,000 candle power and the
Years to Build.
flash will be seen at a distance of
nearly 200 miles.
Paris.—What Is described as the
The whole fabric of steel girders
most powerful lighthouse ever con­ on concrete piles will be transported
structed has just been completed here. to Mount Africa (1.500 feet), nine miles
It Is Intended for the new air station from DiJon, where It will be set up
at DiJon and has taken over two years permanently ns a guiding light for
to construct.
the great airways to the east and
The beam of light thrown from two south of Europe.
By CLARISSA MACKIE.
W ******************************** A
lull, by MoCiure Newapaper Syndicate.
understand?” 8he arose, poised for
flight.
“Yes, but you must not take your
"You said 1 could go back," defied
the other as she went away.
A footstep sounded on the step*
above. Paula sighed relieved)/ as she
waved a welcoming hand to the young
man In white flannels. She almost
loved Barry Lane at that moment—
she had dallied dangerously with the
question foe mon ths— for be was so
dependable, so sure to be there when
needed. Now he could take the ob­
durate girl and convince her that her
life did flutter. She watched bis keen,
durk face as she gasped a few words
of the story. "Save her, Barry, if you
love me,” she ended weakly as she fol­
lowed his flying steps.
As lie reached tbe top of the rock
the girl leaped into the water, now
pounding against Its gray sides. It
was Paula who brought her in, strug­
gling, defiant, like a balf-drowned
kitten.
“Take her, Jerry, while I wring my­
self dry,” she panted as she laid the
little chorus girl In his arms.
His silence surprised her. He was
looking down at tbe wet face, with Its
dark, wet curls. Its wide, joyous eyes;
bls own eyes were Incredulous.
“Evalyn—darling—I’ve searched the
world for you—1’11 never let you go
again.” He was kissing ber.
“Barry—Barry—1 wasn’t running
after you,” protested the proud little
voice.
Paula Dalloe saw them together ;
weighed their love for each other
against her portion of wealth, position
and possible happiness, and a wry
little smile edged her perfect lips. She
shivered In the cold wind.
“Come—home, Evalyn and Barry,”
she urged, smiling down at them as
the man carried bls love up the long
flight of steps; and the girl that went
before, who had so nearly loved him.
remembered how her ancestors had
fought grim battles with smiling faces
set to the foe, and as she went for­
ward there was courage tn her eyes
and a gallant swing to her shoulders.
“Come—home,” she said again.
No" One Need Buy ¡
Cuticura Before He
Triés Free Samples
Red Cross
Ml«« Dulloe camo Idly down the
BALL BLUE
hundred wooden steps that led to the
la
the
fined
product of Ita kind in the
beuch. Above her rose the bold heud-
world. Every woman who han uaed
land, thruatliig into the sound Ita an nd
it known thin ntntemnnt to be true.
faced slope«. Its crown of cedars, ouka
and locusts, where, hidden among the
tree« was her father's country home;
1000 Homeless in Fire.
a few other handsome places were
Ardmore, Okla.—Fire early Monday
scattered along the point of land, the
morning wiped out the business sec­
houses concealed In the woods; long
tion
of the town of Dillard, located In
flights of wooden steps wriggled down
the heart of the Hewitt oil field, caus­
tiie slopes to bath bouses and boat
ing damage to the amount of >100,000.
houses, each with little wooden pier«
running out to meet the tide.
More than 1000 persons were made
The tide was coming In rapidly; In
homeless. Six two-story buildings and
fifteen minutes It would surround the
more than a score of small dwellings
big rock that marker! the outpost for
occupied by field workers' families
safe bathing. The beach was deserter!
were destroyed.
and a cold wind was coming out of the
northeast, yet poised on the big rr»ck
>25,000,000 Stocks Sold.
a girl's slender figure was silhouetted
against the primrose of the evening
Montreal. — The Canadian Pacific
sky. Paula Da Hoe frowned.
railway Monday sold >25,000,000 of 4
"Little fool I" she muttered Impa­
per cent perpetual consolidated deben­
tiently, and ran down the remaining
ture stock to the National City com­
steps to the hard white sand; when
pany
of New York.
।
she reached the big cock siie drew
back from the flying spray as the
Heads, I Win; Tails, You Lose.
waves rolled against the base.
"Can you swim?" she called to the
"What am I doing? I'm spinning a
girl on the rock.
dime. If it's heads. I'll go to the
The girl turner! a pale, determined
lodge. If it's tails, I'll go down to the
fuCe. “No,” she said flatly.
billiard hall. If the dime stands on
“Then you must come down at once
edge, I’ll stay home with you.”—Atchi­
—you will be drowned I”
son Globe.
“It doesn't matter,” said the other
dully, and turned away to stare at the
Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skii^
far horizon.
On rising and retirkig gently smear .
“Why—how absurd I”
the face with Cuticura Ointment. ’
The girl spoke over her pretty
Wash off Ointment in five minutes
shoulder, Impudently.
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It
“Does It matter to you—particu­
is wonderful sometimes what Cuticurf ;
larly?”
will do for poor complexions, dandruff. >
“Of course—don't you think you had
itching and red rough hands.—Adv. I
better come down and talk things
over with me—you might change your
Wisdom Lie* in Correction.
CALLS CANDY VALUABLE FOOD
mind.”
Don't
make too much of the faults
“Never—never—never 1” cried the
girl passionately. “There Is nothing Certain It la That Enormous Energy and findings of those around you;
Is Contained In a Small Portion
even be good to yourself, and don’t
to care for—no one to care—ft's my
of SweeU.
own life—If I want to—go—that way;
harry your soul over your own blun­
It’s my business.”
ders and mistakes.—Ada C. Sweet. ’
If there Is any doubt as to the food
“We cannot shout at each other this
way—come down for a while, and if value of candy, the statement, which
Ice Barrier Caused Falla.
you must go back later—very well— bears the stamp of science and Investi­
gation, that a man may walk a mile
It's your life,” suggested Paula.
Niagara Falls came into existence
“If you won't Interfere with my go­ on the energy furnished by one cara­ because ice in past ages closed the
ing back—111 come for a while—the mel, provides food for thought
ancient outlet of Lake Erie. The
Tbe exact amount of energy pro­ lake overflowed along a new course J
tide Is so slow,” conceded the girl as
she slipped wearily down the shore duced depends, of course, upon the
which caused it to tumble over a cliff. ,
side of the rock and Joined the other. kind of candy eaten and the nature of
They sat down on the sand in the the Ingredients which enter Into Its
Tables Made of Paper.
composition.
afterglow of the pale sunset.
That candy is an energy producer
Tables, chairs and other articles of
“Who are you?" asked Miss Dalloe.
with a puzzled look at the small elf­ was demonstrated many times In the furniture are now made from com­
like figure, the really beautiful face recent war. The authorities, not pressed paper so colored and polished
and sad eyes of the girl. “I’ve seen wishing to feed the fighters stimulants as to give it the appearance of the
that would lessen their resistance^
you somewhere.”
finest woods.
"You saw me last night—I was gave them candy and Jams in large
quantities.
Practical
tests
of
the
singing In the chorus of the 'Sea Maid'
Surely.
at the entertainment In the big house value of sugar in preventing or de­
The
optimist
says
to remember that
laying
fatigue
were
made,
tbe
results
yonder.” She nodded toward a glimpse
indicating the value of sugar In the even if your mother-in-law has the
of red-tiled roof in the distance.
“Ah—at the Eallngs—I remember; ration when men are subjected to gift of tongues it would be a lot worse
you were the smallest girl, at trie very great exertion.
If she were a mind reader.—Chicago
Chocolate bars are one of the most American.
end.”
The girl nodded. “Who are you?” convenient forms In which sugar may
be carried; they pack readily and
she asked bluntly.
An Exception.
1
carry much concentrated nourishment
"Paula Dalloe.”
According to a news item, a woman
"Your father the rich Dalloe—you for their weight, making them a
live up here?” She glanced up the favorite with mountain climbers and was recently married while in a
hikers who do not wish to load them­ trance. It is usually the bridegroom.
slope.
j
“Didn't you want to return with the selves with large quantities of food, —London Passing Show.
and, if one caramel will supply enough
company this morning?”
"No; I was sick and stayed over. energy for a man to walk a mile. It
Same Idea.
They were kind; the housekeeper sent will be seen how comparatively light
The old way of saying it: “A fool
me to the beach to get the air, and I the load may be. The Swiss guide and his money are soon parted.” The
considers lump sugar and highly
thought it was the best way out.”
new way: “The long green doesn’t
“Out of what? Tell me, please.” sweetened chocolate an Indispensable
remain with the green long.”
,
Paula smiled and laid her strong part of his outfit.—Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
brown fingers on the delicate hand of
Ventilation Affecta Soil.
the younger girl.
Far Sighted.
Ventilation of the soil has been
“Everything! I am all alone In the
A railway employee was In the wit­ found to affect the growth and quality
world—orphan asylum—you know—
and then the stage—and I met him— ness box, and was being cross-exam­ of plants.
(
he’s fine—the best In the world—but ined by a very self-important young
we lost each other. I know his name, lawyer about a case which had re­
sulted In a damage suit as the conse­ WINTER SHELTER FOR COLTS
but I won’t seek him, because—”
quence of an accident on the railroad.
“Because—?”
“You say that you saw this man fall Open Shed la Not Desirable aa Feed ,
“Well, I’m not in that class. Miss
Dalloe. I haven't had much education, from the train?” said the lawyer.
Is Utilized Mostly to Combat
“I saw him fall, yes,” replied the
but he said It didn't matter, because
Cold Weather.
my heart was right, and I'd learn, and railway man.
“Yet, It was night time,” insisted the
we’d be happy. He told me about bls
An open shed Is not desirable for
house, and how, when we were mar­ lawyer. “And you were at one end winter shelter for the colts. If they
ried, I would be the mistress. It of the train and the man was at the have to use feed mainly to combat
scared me—I was afraid of all the other. Do you expect an intelligent cold weather and other conditions
folks he knew—and so I left the com­ Jury to believe such a yarn? How far which could be overcome by better
pany I was with and ran away—and can you see at night?”
quarters, they will be stunted and
“About a million miles, I think,” re­ handicapped, to say nothing of much
he never could trace me. This Is two
years ago, but It hurts yet.” She stared plied the railway man. “I can see the of the profits being taken up in feed­
moon. How far Is that?”
straight ahead with unseeing eyes.
ing.
The lawyer retired.
"I am sorry,” said Paula gently.
Danger In Inbreeding.
“Don’t you think you should let him
Inbreeding Is fraught with many
know where you are—he may be very
South Sea lalande.
unhappy.”
On the more than three score Tua- hazards, and unless the breeder Is a
“I couldn’t I'm not bls sort. When motu Islands dwell fewer than 4,000 keen student of his art, he will soon
we were together it seemed easy, but people. The largest of these atolls, be breeding a degenerate class of
after he went I thought of his grand Hangiroa, has a lagoon 45 miles long animals far below his original stock.]
Pearl oysters
friends and the disgrace I would bring and a third as wide.
Cabbages for Sheep.
I
upon him.”
abound and the pearls are sold In
Cabbages are great sheep feed and 1
“I am afraid you haven’t treated Tahiti.
The Tubal or Austral Islands He In the sheep enjoy them very much as a 1
him very well.”
1
“He has forgotten by this time,” a crescent chain, from northwest to source of winter succulence.
southeast,
and
support
not
more
than
said the girl suddenly.
2,000 Polynesians.
Explorers have
“Will you tell me your name?”
found certain stone structures on the
'•Evalyn Clark.”
Strong and Healthy, t<
“Won’t you come and stay a few summit of Rapa, In this group, of con­
they Tire, Smart, Itch,<«
days with me, Evalyn, up at my house? siderable Interest. The principal Is­
Burn, if Sore, Irritated.
Inflamed or Granulated
R
Perhaps the change will do you good. land gives Its name to the group; Va-
Yon can telephone to your manager.” vltao and Rurutu nre the others of de Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult
appreciable size. The land area of
“Visit you?”
the entire group is but 110 square
“Yes.”
’T ennnot. I hurts me to go into miles.—National Geographic Society An Y« Satafied?
people's homes. I never had one— Bulletin.
la th« binest, moat p
nothing but the asylum and cheap
Bualnoae Trainins Schi
went. Fit yourself foe
boarding houses. It Is nice of you to
Explained.
with more money. Psi
nsk me. I'tn only In the chorus, Miss
“Why do they call It the wild and sasured qur Graduate«.
sad TamblB,
Dalloe, but It makes me sick for a woolly West?”
home, so I’ve thought that my life Is
“Well, the sheep men make It woolly
my own, and I’d go to my own folks and that makes the cattle men wild.”
P. N. U.
No. 1, 1922
and not be lonesome any more. You —Louisville Courier-Journal.
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