Dayton tribune., November 10, 1922, Image 7

pretty well at IL don't you tblnk, my
PORTLAND
The Secret of Being
a Convincing Talker
pretty dear?"
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
“Ixj you know,” stammered the be­
wildered Helen, “a young man named
A
Weather
Portland. Orwaon
I'blllp Holdf
VAUDKVILL» PHOTO-PLAYA
“Know him?” cried the old lady.
Breeder
Oanplata ('hanaa Saturday. Adulta. Matin««. PM:
How I Learned It in One Evening.
Evening a. B jc . (kmtinuuua 1 to 11 p. in. Children
Why, he’s my nevvy.”
lo canta all tlmaa.
By GEORGE RAYMOND
“You—you can't—ba Aunt Kats?”
C
A
Will make Hilos. Granaries, Hnsements, etv., Wuter-
gaaped Helen.
“
Hav«
you
beard
the
new»
about
Frank I I ion nd that ther»
¡3 glk proof, Hut proof, its I proof anil l-'lteproof
"And why not, pray? And whom Jordan 1" Tbe queation quickly brought me---------- -------- *------- ““ it l■«■^ll»ulll, to give Mti-
_ Medusa Wst<iproofed While I'orHind Cement I»
to
the
little
group
which
hail
gathered
in
Br H. IRVING KING
\A/ atGr D rOOlfiQ •»»•• l»«,"t for mutuo Plaster on outside for llungH-
might you be, you little ducky?”
“I picked up mas wonderful pointer» »bout
tba renter of tho office.
Jordan and I had
r* wwwva |uw|—p,,,» n<,t stain ant! dirt < an be liusad off
"I—I’m Helen, lie’s going to marry," started with the Great Eaatem Machinery how to give my opinion», about how to an»w«r
Write for Literature, Hohl by A. MsMILLAN A CO.,
complaints, sbout bow to ask the bank for a
Company,
within
a
month
of
each
other,
four
3lo ,st Eqat Ankeny Htrsast, Coriuw Menuni Portland.
faltered the girl. And then ahe Just
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loan, about bow to ask for extension». Another
by McClure Newspaper gyndieate.)
broke down and ahed tears—tears of in Ml'tbe" accounting divisioni »nd I WU wnt | thing that »truck me forcibly w»» that ln-
HEMHTITCliING AND PLBATING.
out
*»
»i»le«nian.
Neither
of
11»
wae
blessed
;
«lead
of antagonizing people when I didn t
Buttonholing — Hutton» — 1'laiting — Tucking anti Chalnatltching
With I’blllp Holt and Ih-hn Carew repentance for her own mistrust of with an unusual amount of brilliancy, but w» i egree with
them. I learned bow to bring them
All Mull order» given careful and prompt attention
her
lover
and
tears
of
pleasure
that
tho course of true love uus running
“got by” in our new job» well enough to around to my way of thinking in the moat
>1111 >llo|‘. I. K4 Tenth near Washington.
hold
them
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I
pfeaaant
aort
of way. Then, of course, along
altogether too smoothly—there was Philip wui guiltless—and told her
Imagine'my smaxement, then, when I beard: with those lessons there were rbspters on
whole
little
story.
The
funny
little
old
•peaking
helnre
large andienra», bow to find
not u ripple on the surface, not a
"Jordan'« just been ma>ie Treasurer of the
material for talking and apeaking, how to talk
shadow in the depths. They were woman fairly cackled with laughter; Company!”
1 could hardly believe my ear».
But there to frienda, how to talk to »ervants, and how
deeply enamored of each other, her she picked up her skirts aud exer­ was the "Notice to Employee»” on the bul­ to talk to children.
I got the aerrei the very firat even­
parents were pleased with the match, cised the most astonishing pus de letin board, telling about Jordan’» good for- ing “Why
UIDEH* PlJ,Ts“bW<mrL. MOHAIR.
and it wa» only a abort time before I waa
IM usua »risut «Mf«. Ntruai, OklUO«.
CAHCAKA BARK.
■eula; Helen was r<-ally afraid she tun**
Philip
had
a
good
position,
money
of
able
to
apply
all of the principle» and foil ml
I knew that Jordan waa a capable
No-
Write for Prices and Hhlppiug 1 ag»
Addrao» Department I!
but ---- I never that my word» were beginning to have an
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Ida own and expectations frotu his would come to pieces. Then sinking fellow, quiet, and I unaaautning,
have picked bun for any such sudden almowt magkal effect upon everybody to whom
_ J . knew, too, that
L
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great aunt, an uged spinster, one Into a chair and catching ber breath would
It
rise
the . ne
Treasurer
It »wmed
seemed that
that I I got
rot things
thin»» done
.
Great
Eastern
had to be • bi» inn, .nd I instantly, where formerly, ss you know wi het I
The 1*. «nograph Known for Tone
she
said,
“
This
is
Just
too
delicious.
Catherine Geoghan. in short, the con­
wondered how in tbe world Jordan landed said ‘went in one ear and out the other.
DA
DA
Agents wanted. Ord«w direct from factory. Mb l.a»l
It's years und years since Flfie La
ditions were abnormal.
»“bisce
"
began to acquire an executive ability that ear-
Morrison HI.. Portland. Oregon.
The first chance I got, I walked into Jordan'» pn.-d roe.
I smoothed out difficulties like
Any one at all weatherwise will tell Tour has been mixed up In a love af­
—’••••••
NTKADIVAKA PHONOGRAPH CO.
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a true diplomat.
In my talk» with the chief
new
uftb-e
and
alter
congratulating
warm
­
you thut there ure sometimes days fair before, but In my duy, my deur, ly, I aaked biro to let mo “in” ou the detaila I »poke clearly, »imply, convinrinjly. Then
thousands
of
women
were
frantically
came
my
first
promotion
since 1 entered the
so superlatively beautiful that a se­
of how be jumped ahead ao quickly. 111» »tory
T"X
Write us for price» and market condition» on
I was given tbe job
•<> b>ten»ely intereatink that I am going nocoenting department.
vere storm tnuy be looked for in the leulous of me, I urn sure. La, la! And 1»
of
answering
complaint«,
and I made food.
to n-oeat it al elo»ely M I remember.
Veil Hots, Poo’try, Fruits, Potatoes, O mm . etc.
near future. Much days ure culled lere I urn over eighty and still sus-
‘ I ll tell you ju»t 1», it happened, George, From that I waa given the job of making
When Mr. Buckley joined the
Portland, Oregon
r°rty YeMr*in the
l~atton'
weather breeders. One day Philip, pocted of being a siren.” Then, in a because you may pick up * pointer or two collections.
Officers' Training Camp, I wss made Treasurer.
that win help you.
...
who wus calling upon Helen—he S|>ent serious tone, she went on: “You see.
' You remember bow spared I oaed to be Between you and me, George, my «alary is
,7.500 a yesr and I expect it will ba
T7"|"*
Æ T T
*’*ano* an<1 1‘bonogranhs sold on installment
u good share of bls time now at thut my dear, I was once a ballet dancer— whenever I had to talk to the chief! You now
more from tbe tint of the year
I m Tour was my stage name, and I remember how you used to tell me that eve^
And
I want to tell you aincerely, that I
occuputlon
—
snld
suddenly
:
“
There
!
1
time
I
opened
my
mouth
I
put
my
foot
into
it.
mccormi ¿’ k " music CO.
attribute my (uccea* aolely to the fact that I
1
■ ^«
Oregon DIOtrlbutors
forgot to write to Aunt Kute to«luy. still keep It for general use and have
learned
how
to talk to people."
429-4S1 Washington Htreet, Portland, Oregon
This was my duy for writing her; but ull my letters so addressed. I know Hinton left to take charge of tbe Weatern ot-
When Jordan finished, I naked him for the
of the pobliahers of Dr. Law 'a eourw
my head Is so full of you that 1 forgot I am an old fool, but It helps me to fire and I wae aaked to present him with tbe address
be gave it to me. I lent for it and found
We ere In tha market for Hidas. Write foe Priee* and Whipping Tag». Tan­
pretend to myself that I am still loving cup the boy» gave biro, bow nu»tered I and
everything else, you dear girl!”
ner» of Guarantesal "Columbia Oak" Harnea» leather.
it
to
be
exactly aa he had stated. After study-
I wa« and how I couldn’t aay a word because
there were people around t You remember how ing tbe eight aimpie lessons I began to sell to
“Sit right down there at my desk young.
WEBER TANNING CO.
ho bad previously refused to listen to
“Philip has never told you that I confuaed I used to be every time I met new people
PORTLAND, OREGON
an<l write her now,” replied Helen,
Established 1M0.
people I I couldn't say what I wanted to »ay me at all. After four months of reeord break-
m I m daring the dullest season of the
“111 play you some of thut Harrigan used to be a dancer at courts. That when I wanted to »ay it; and I determined ing
if there wa» any po»aible chance to learn year, I received a wire from the chief asking
and Hart music you like so well while was a subje<-t tabooed among the that
me
to
return to the home office. We had quite
to talk I wa» going to do it.
Holts and Geegbans—when they were bow
“The fir»t thing I did wa« to buy a num­ a lung talk in which I explained how I was
you write."
to break sales records—and I was ap-
RHEUMATISM
word about this rich Aunt Kate. alhe, I mean. All dead now. All ber of book* on public «peaking, but they able
«Mimed P j be meant for tho»e who wanted pointed Sale« Manager at almost twice my
Jack King Cura« It. ¡jadhrn and (Jenla Kaam-
gone
and
under
the
s<>d.
All
but
I know that there was noth*
A part of her time she spent on a
to become orator«, where*» what I wanted former »alary,
Ina lion frae. W Dakum bldg.. Purlland. Oro
in me that had changed except that I had
farm she owned in New Ham I »shire Philip.” And a great tear slid down to learn w»» not only how to »peak in public ing
acqeirMi
the
ability
to talk where formerly
how to »peak to «ndividuala under varioua
and a part of her time in Nev York. one of the rouged and wrinkled but
I »imply used "word« without reason/* I can
condition» in buaines» and »ocial life.
PLEATING
SPECIAL
RAINIER HOTEL
"A few week» later, juat a» I w»» about never thank Jordan enough for telling me about
Except that ahe was a rather ccen- cheeks.
Law'« Course in Business Talking and
Cut. exin. hern end nui'liin.
OE
When Philip reached his lodging» to give up hope of ever learning bow to I>r.
Un II M M. «
ia N M X 1-iwK ON
pleat akIrl» ready fur band.
UCI11B
trie body this was about si I that
Jordan and I are both
talk intere»ting!y, I read an announcement Publie Speaking.
\’tr> Centxally Ux*kJ tun.enWnt to *11
that
night
he
found
a
telegram
from
ilMnAtiichlrig, 6 conte per x*rd.
atating that Dr. Frederick Houk Law had juat spending all our spare time making publie
Philip hud told concerning her Kate
Depot*. ."J UO* III«« k lioin main Puetuttus
EASTERN NOVELTY MFG. CO.
speeches
and
Jordan
is being talked about now
a new eocrae in buines» talking
Fortlend. Oro
had never seen her; but they were to Helen awaiting him saying: “Am on eompleted
Fifth St.
/
and public »peaking entitled
Ma«tery of as Mayor of our little town.
be
home
a
visit
to
Aunt
Kate.
Will
BRAZING, WELDING A CUTTING
visit her on their wedding toi r.
Speech.’ I »ent for them and in a few day»
Norlhweal Welding A Supply Co kt let St
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION
they »rrived.
I »lanced through the entire
Helen seated herself at the piano tomorrow.”
CLEANING ANO DYEING
lessons, reading the heading« and a few
of Portland, Ore.
He could scarcely wait for the mor- eight
and
Ixegnn
those
airs
once
so
p
-pular
;
aMBaCSu
For
reliable
Cleaning
and
paragraphs
here
end
there,
and
in
about
an
1 to 5 ton GMC, Republic«, Whites, etc.
row to know what It all meant. But hour the whole aecret of effective speaking
418 19 20 U. S. National Bank Bldg.
Dyeing aervice cení! parcela to
presently
breaking
Into
son
:
with
Krnd for our LtsU
Wa pay return poatage.
U«.
opened to me.
....
- i"
“Love, bring out your oran; e blos­ the morrow came, and with it Helen was ‘ For
Information and price« gives
example. I learned why I had always
upon requeat.
lacked --------------
confidence,
why talking
had
soms, put on your snow-while veil,” and her explanation and confession. __
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—
- always
... ! I
Please mail me Dr. Law's course, “Mastery
WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc,
ENKES CITY DYE WURU
something to be dread«!, whereas it । of Speech.’' I will pay the postman |3.50 on
from "Cordelia's Aspirations." There She forgave him, of course. In these seemed
Oregon Distributors for GMC Trucks
Portland
Extabllahed Ilku
is really the simplest thing in the world to get j delivery, which completes the tran»action and
>00 Secund Ht.. Cor. Taylor Portland, Oi CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL DESIGNS
was in the living room one of those matters It Is always the man who gets up and talk. I learned bow to secure complete pays for the course in full. Thereafter the
to what I was saying and how to
course is mine absolutely,
Clarke Bros , Florists, 217 Morrison HL___
dinky
little writing desks whl h wom­ Jockeyed into the position of being attention
"IF IT Hl’Ii rS DON T FA Y.” „
make _ everything
, »'a * I said interesting, forceful — »nd
—— ■ I
forgiven, and the course of their true _____
Guaruntceil dental work. Crown« |5 00, FOUNDRY ANO MACHINE WORKS
en
adore
and
men
execrate
Philip
convincing.
I
learned
the
art
of
listening,
the
Piales |16 0U. Hridgcwurk 16 00 a tout h. Commercial Iron Work«, 7lh A Madison.
value of silence, and tbe power of brevity. In­
seated himself at It and wrote. He love went running smoothly on again. stead
Teeth extracted by gas.
lot test modern FOOT CORRECTIONIST
being funny at the wrong time, I
methods. !>r. Henry Hetnier, l>«nti»l. Jrd
Among the wedding presents was a learned of bow
Feather weight Arch Hupport« made to
had
completed
his
letter,
put
It
in
the
aud v.'-«n to use humor with tell-
tnd Morrison. 2nd fluor Allsky Bldg., Port- order. J. E. Tryzelaar, Sit Pittock Block,
effect.
•
City
envelope, sealed it and directed It when, beautiful sliver tea service from "Miss ing "But
land, Or. Write or phune for appuintmenL Portland, Ore.
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perhaps the most wonderful thing
Flfie La Tour."
so
awkward
vias
he
in
handling
HIDES WANTED
about
the
lessons
were
the
actual
examples
of
«UAA1IC
Expert advice on any
We tan deerskins properly tagged, also
what things to say and when to say them to State
Helen's foolish little Ivory-handled
I fa UU Info
inconn
tax
prublema pay highest prices fur hursehldes.
every condition. I found that there was
T1V
Heteral
year«1
actual
pen, a great glob of Ink dropped on ARMADILLO ENEMY OF BIRDS meet
West
Coast Tanning Co., 892 Tenino St.,
Write Plainly.
a knack in making oral reporta to my superiors.
I AK
experience In Govern-
Portland,
Ore.
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the face of tbe envelope. He tore oft
nonDI CUOinent Bureaus 1« offered
MoLER
HARBER
COLLE
IE
■ KU D L fo In Othuse unalxle to visit our
the ruined envelope, crumpled It up Feathered Creatures in Uruguay and
ofllie.
Slate your troubles briefly and I ««ehes trade In S weeks. Some pay while learn­
ONE GOOD TURN
Write for catalogue.
and threw It Into the beribboned little
send in with |1 and we will give you hon- ing. Poeitions secured.
Argentina Careful to Build Nests
__
eet to goodness advice. It will pay you to ZM Burnside street. Fort la id. Ore.
wastebasHet by the side of the desk,
Out of His Reach.
get in touch with ue now. E. J. Curtin, MONUMENTS—E. 3d and Pine Sts.
Here is the story of a recent good
substituted another envelope, directed
Room KM Lewi« Bldg- Portland, Oregon. uno Hi humann Granite A Marble WorKA
turn performed by a Buffalo scout of
PERSONAL
. , „„
It, pressed It on the blotting pad,
Armadillos are so plentiful In Uru­ Troop 30: “One day while I was walk­
Marry If Lonely; moat «ucceasful "Home
sealed the letter and put it In his guay and Argentina that visitors will ing down the street I noticed a little
i Maker";
hundreds
rich;
confidential;
reliable; years experience: descriptions
pocket.
perceive In the novelty shops dozens boy sitting on the curbstone, his feet
free. "The Nuccessfui Club," Mre. N»eh,
Seep.Ointment,T«Jenro.X-e inr T. f m FonampCx
’•There, that’s done I Now come and of their shells, usually turned upside
Box 5M, Oaklend, California.
In some sand on the street pavement.
talk to me,” he said. It was late when down and ornamented by silk or quilt­ His old grandmother was standing
SHIP US YOUR W<N»L
Loeat«d Sixth and Hoyt
; Cleaning, carding end rnattre««ea.
Cryatal
Philip left. How desolate the living ed characters, so that they can be used
Strictly Fireproof «nd Modern.
Near ’ Springs Woolen Mill». 7UU Umatilla. Portland.
what you want.
Threaded Needle»,
nearby. Suddenly a dump wagon came two Juat
yards thread in each needle. Tuscan do
room looked to Helen after his de­ as ladies’ work baskets.
both depot« and convenient cur »orvlce
SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR
rattling
down
the
street.
I
saw
the
I
your
sewing
now
without
the
trouble or thread-
We help the appearance of women.
to all pail« of city.
parture.
He can be found as far south as dangerous position the little boy was ■ ing a needle. Old people and persons with
Twenty-two ln< h switch or tranaforma-
“Dear Philip!" she sighed. Then her Patagonia, and here it Is alleged dur­
poor sight and bachelors find them a great
tlun, value 11.6o. price 12.16
You ought to have them in your
EM to 41* Dekutn Bld<.
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eye caught the discarded envelope— ing the tertiary period existed the In and ran to him, but before I reached convenience.
pocket,
in your office and home. Send postal
him
the
wagon
had
passed
over
one
of
VETERINARIAN—Cattle a Specialty
she
had
happened
to
be
looking
when
giant armadillo, known as the Glypto- his feet. The old grandmother began card today and we will mail you three packages
Dr. Chas M. Anderson. Kenton. Portland
i for twenty-five cents, C. O. D.
Address
he threw it away—and she picked ft don, which grew to be as large as a
Wedding Bouquet* and Funeral Plecee
to cry piteously. Then I remembered I “Threaded Needles," Box 159, Station “D",
Lubllner Flurlsta. 11* Morrieun St
out the basket and smoothed it out. present-day elephant.
all my scout training. 1 comforted the New York. Agents wanted.
And this is what met her eyes: "Miss
The fondness for birds' eggs of the old lady, picked up the child, carried
INTELLIGENT PRODUCE
Flfie La Tour,” with the addition of armadillo and other members of his
Oh, Cruel Judge!
MARKETING
him to his home, which was very near,
a New York address.
You will get higher returns for your
family, in which they are joined by and there I bandaged his injured
produce If you will use our new method»
A man, tired of work, announced to
Flfie La Tour! If that name did not the big lizard, the iguana. Induces
•THOUSANDS of promlneni Nonhwr«» people
before »hipping any product to market.
can trwlfy that I patmanentlvcura Pilaa with­
suggest the footlights then nothing many birds to build their nests from foot.”
his wife that it was time for her to
Write U» at Once.
out operation, pain or confinement. Your money
Wo Will Be Pleaced to Tell You How
did. And he had said he was writing mud and reed and attach them to the
support the family, But, alas, the
beck If I fail in YOUR cm .
to his aunt! Out of the shadows twigs of trees overhanging some river,
WHY HE IS A SCOUT LEADER
Write or call for FREE booklet.
judge stepped in at this point and
which the piano lamp left lurking In where armadillo, sloth or iguana can­
PORTLAND, ORE.
spoiled what might otherwise have
the room the green-eyed monster
Herbert Mooney, assistant deputy been an excellent precedent for all
f— If your RADIATOR heata or crawled and seized upon Helen. She not possibly jump, climb or swim.
CN0 AND MORRISON PORTLAND,OREGON
The sloth la usually a climber and
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING
crept up to her room like a wounded generally swings from the branches scout commissioner. District 5, Cleve­ husbands.—Baltimore American.
Armatrong Auto Radiator Co^
land, O., says he is engaged in scout
dove with a broken wing.
Portland. Oregon
of trees, hanging downward, but he work because be believes it is the best
17 Bern >><le »treet.
During a wakeful night and the again regards a dish of nice fresh ants
Does Death End All?
dreary morning hours that followed as a delicacy. The ant eater of South recreation a man can find after work­
“Trade is dead,” says a Cape col­
ing hours. “A man should get out and
Value of Beet Tops.
Creep for Piga.
Helen did a lot of thinking, her mood
ony newspaper, "and is growing daily
The economic utilization of beet alternating between tearful despair Africa is often found on the veldt far forget business after the day s work worse.”—Boston Transcript.
Plga ought to be supplied with n
removed
from
wooded
lands,
and
here
is done,” says Mr. Mooney, “and how
creep BS soon us they will ent, which tops nnd other by-products not only and righteous indignation.
he makes his bed in a hole Just under else can he spend his time to better
Helen took a resolution. She In­
• they will nfter the till'd week, nnd by yields n direct profit by feeding to
the sand. It is not unusual to see a advantage than by mingling with
Shouldn’t Forget the Pocketbook.
placing cracked corn, tankage and R«lt stock, but grently assists In maintain­ formed her mother—her father was Baer riding across the veldt suddenly
young
boys,
the
men
of
tomorrow?
”
“When making a long sea voyage
In the trough they soon will find their ing soil fertility and also in establish­ away on a business trip—that she was fly from his mount, while the horse
ing a better crop rotation.
going to New York. She packed a
plenty of ready cash should be taken,”
own feed.
sinks down to his shoulders, indicat­
HELP WIN SILVER CUP
traveling bag, put her month's allow­
advises a correspondent in a daily
ing that he has placed hts feet on
Keep« Weed« Out of Alfalfa.
ance In her purse nnd departed. Ar­
Fruit and Vegetable Count.
the
spot
above
the
burrowed
home
of
Perhaps Lynn, Mass., believes that paper. It certainly must be terrible
Blue grass and weeds ci n be kept riving In the big city, she took a taxi
This I n the time of yeitr that the
an
ant
eater.
beautiful
shoes and beautiful streets to be shipwrecked and cast upon an
fruit nnd vegetable gnrdcn counts out of alfalfa nnd tbe stand greatly and drove to the address of Miss Flfie
His habit is to find a nice ant heap make a logical combination. At any uninhabited island without a shilling
Improved
by
summer
renovation.
The
La
Tour,
from
whom
she
proposed
to
poor Indeed In tho fnrni thut doer not
and to fashion a round hole at the rate the great shoe manufacturing
have n good fruit nnd vegetable gar­ nlfalfn should be disked after each wrest the truth. The cave of the siren base, whence his long tongue will pen­ center has this year won tbe silver in your pocket.—London Punch.
cutting.
proved
to
be
nn
old-fashioned
dwell-
den to supply the table.
Ing stranded In that part of the mo etrate all the corridors and lick off cup of the New England clean-up
Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp
Guard Againtt Weevil.
tropolls once known as Chelsea Vll- the antlsh Inhabitants. American min­ committee for the community carrying On retiring gently rub spots of dan­
Home Garden Essential«.
Weevil damage Is very common with lasre. A neat housemaid admitted her ing engineers and others trekking on the best campaign for cleanliness druff and Itching with Cuticura Oint­
A spado or spading fork, a hoe, a
across the veldt often make ovens of during Clean-Up week. Lynn's 800
rnkc, n dibble or trowel, nnd a piece stored grain; It pays to watch It care­ when $he frigidly demanded to see
their
holes.
boy scouts inspected houses on 50 ment. Next morning shampoo with
of stout cord nr<> the tools essential fully, and to fumigate it with carbon Miss La Tour.
streets,
took care of vacant lots, dis­ Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
It was an old-fashioned parlor Into
bisulphide nt the first sign of the pest.
for home gardening.
tributed
20,000 circulars, and planned them your every-day toilet preparations
Phosphorescent Light.
which she was shown, with "tidies” on
and
carried
out a successful parade. and have a clear skin and soft, white
Often
has
the
ocean
traveler
the chairs, ghastly “enlarged crayon
Wheat and Straw.
Safe and Sound Plan.
hands.—Adv.
For every bushel of whent are pro­ portraits" on the walls and a gilt marked the greenish light which fol-
A snfe nnd sound ngrlculturnl pro-
Geese
for
Breeding.
lows
in
the
wake
of
his
vessel.
This
For the Sake of Peace.
grnm includes less wheat und more duced about one hundred pounds of basket of wax fruit under a glass on is one of nature’s firework displays.
It Is not considered advisable to
the marble tipped table.
straw.
An
eastern
court has decided that
good live stock.
“These chorus girls do get up the She rejoices in light, and has given breed from geese the first year; that a man is the head of the family.
is,
it
Is
considered
better
to
wait
until
respectable In a thorough manner,” many of her humblest creatures the
Most of us, however, will continue
thought Helen. "I suppose there will power of creating it. On land we have the geese are two years old.
to plod along as we have been go­
the
glow-worm
and
the
firefly
with
be a respectably got-up guardian to
ing without attempting to gain any­
their brilliant torches. The creatures
Continue Hatching Early.
match the parlor.”
Records Show That Death Valley, In mer. White people find the midsum­
Tbe early pullets are the ones thing by this decision.
There was a considerable delay, and that illuminate the summer sea are
California, Easily Bear« That
mer heat most trying; even the Indi­ then entered, to her, the most aston­ not fishes. They are tiny beasts which which set early the following spring,
Questionable Distinction.
ans go up to the Pnnnmlnt range dur­ ishing person upon whom she had are almost invisible to the naked eye. and make it easy to continue hutch­
We are not punctilious about the
ing July nnd August. The wenther ever set eyes. . It was a little, Millions of them, each giving out a ing early.
scenery in the movies, just so Caesar
Ten years of record obtained nt the station maintained nt Greenlnnd blrd-like old woman, dressed in many tiny point of light, make the waters
is not shown leaning against a tele­
United States weather bureau’s sub­ ranch in co-operation with the borax colors, beflounced and befurbelowcd. glow as If countless electric lamps
Sufficient Run for Chicks.
station nt Greenland ranch, In Death company is unique In mnny ways.— From an obvious wig yellow curls were burning beneath them. Almost
The chicks should have sufficient graph pole.—St. Louis Globe-Demo»
vnlley, Calif., indiente thnt this Is the Scientific American,
hung down to her shoulders, nnd keen, all sea creatures possess this wonder­ run if they are to develop into good crat.
hottest region In the United States,
merry
old eyes looked out over ful power to some degree. It is caused breeding stock.
and, so far ns extreme maximum tem­
heavily
rouged
cheeks from
either by the presence In their bodies of
Not Original With Hayes.
peratures nre concerned, the hottest
phosphorus, the substance which is
No Real Excuse for Moods.
The aphorism, “He serves his party side of a very beak of a nose.
known region on earth. The tempera­
used for making matches. If a box of
Helen
half
expected
her
to
go
peck
­
best
who
serves
his
country
best
”
Is
Many
mean things are done in the
ture of 134 degrees Fahrenheit, record­
matches is opened in the dark, a sim­
from,the inaugural address of Ruther­ ing nt the wax cherries under the
ed on July 10. 1013, I n believed by
ilar
lurid
glow
may
be
perceived,
com
­
family, for which moods are put for­
glass globe on the center table. She
used for baby’s clothes, will keep them
meteorologists to be the highest nat­ ford B. Hayes (1822-1893), ns Presi­ came In with a motion half flying, ing from the head of each.
sweet and snowy-white until worn out.
dent
of
the
United
States,
delivered
ward as an excuse, when moods them­
ural ulr temperature ever recorded
half dancing; her feet, clad in the
Try It end see for yourself. At groan
March
5,
1877.
In
the
famous
trans
­
selves
are
the
most
Inexcusable
things
with a tested ntandard thermometer
Still Going Strong.
tightest of white slippers, seemed
lation
of
Homer's
Hind,
made
by
«Alex
­
exposed in the shade under approved
“The idea !" stormed the handsome of all. A man or woman in tolerable
scarcely to touch the floor.
Are You Satisfied? business * college
conditions. High temperatures nre ander Pope (1688-1744), the English
movie
star.
“
I
beg
pardon,"
snld
Helen
start
­
health has no moral right to Indulge la the biggest, moat perfectly equipped
common throughout the year, but the poet, there Is this line: “He serves me ing tip, "I wish to see Miss La Tour."
“
What's
the
trouble?
”
Business Training School In the North­
in moods.—J. G. Holland.
highest occur during midsummer. most who serves his country liest.”
west. Fit yourself for a higher poetttoa
“A firm of collar manufacturers had
“Well, my dear, you see her—all
with
more money. Permanent positions
Precipitation Is extremely light, the
that’s left of her, anyway. There was the effrontery to offer me a Job as
assured
our Graduates
Italy
’
«
Lignite
Deposit«.
Revised
Version.
normal annual precipitation being less
Write
for catalog—Fourth and Trnnhlil,
a time when people paid big money model.”
Italy
has
30
known
deposits
of
lig
­
Portland
than two inches. Evaporation Is ex-
When Fashion enters the door, bills
“Cheer up, my boy. That’s n sign
for
seats
to
see
Flfie
La
Tour.
But
cesHive, ns the relative humidity is ex­ nite, estimated to contain 281,000,000 that was years nnd years ago. One you haven't lost your manly beauty.” fly in the window.
No. 45, 1922
P. N. U.
tremely low most of the time, nnd es­ tons of fuel available for Industrial re­ can't be young forever, though I de —Birmingham Age-Herald.
pecially during tbe hot spells ot mim- quirements. (
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