Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, February 19, 1925, Image 3

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    Clarence H. Wilson
PORTLAND
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Meridian added s few passenger
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to the train list, among them Harvey
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
Collier, suavity Itself. Dressed styl
Ishly, manicured, polished and per
fumed, he seemed out of place tn tne ************ ** IHHUMHHHHUHft
PsrtlaM. O tmoi
▼AUDBVnXB PHOTO PLATS
dingy day caach. But It was a ques­
Complete Change 8a tarda?
Adulta. Weeh '
tion of business with blm, and he lost
lay Matinee. 30« ; Evenings, Mr. Contine
'
ooe 1 to 11 p m. Children 10 oonte all times
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no time In setting about his work
Standing In the d«s>rway of the car
T
Select Residential & Transient
he sized up the field. Observing Mr
15th and Yamhill. Port'and. Ornron.
Purvis
of
Pensacola,
he
smiled.
He
H
By HINTON GILMORE
M xlirn — Fireproof — American Plan
almost went forward to take the va
E
RATES MODERATE
<unt half of the seat, without further
<£i by Short Hlury I'ub. Co.)
preliminaries.
A
second
glance,
Hara I* a atory that will atart
though, revealed another promised
Cedar Chests anjJwE Tennessee Cedar
you ihu< kiln
,
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of sours
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non« of
dividend. Acrosa the car and forward,
ua ' ar
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aup.rntltluu
and maybe
Factory. l^rraLee at Dei? Sts. Off.c»
IM K Broad-
Sizes
Gia I a th« »«aeon we never walk
sat a stout passenger, beglrdled by a
way Portland.
SEND FOK CATALOG
under laildata and always chivar
heavy gold watch chain.
when we *
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13!
Collier iia«J a proposition In which
F YOU cliuncrd to rend Ilie jiturnal he felt either might be interested. But
of tliut dute, you already know complication
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might arise If he at­
(hut, on Friday, April 13, Mr. G. tempted to Interview them both.
W. I’urvl
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dealer In hides, pelts,
Collier, being weak on matters re­
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
tallow and beeswgg, left **
i l*eu
’uU quiring Instant decision, left the prob­
Tenches trade in H wetai. Some pay
while learning
Positions secured
Write I
bound for Nt. Louis.
lem to Chance, Ingeniously. If the
for catalogue. 224 Burnside Street, Port­
But sometimes there la more to a next station bore a name of one syl­
land. Oregon
cusuul journey to HL Dull
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than up lable, he proposed to Interest Mr. Pur
CUT FLOWER! A FLORAL RESIGNA
Clarke Bros . Florists, 2!7 Morrison it
pears In the column devoted to "City vis In hl
* scheme, If of two syllables
DR MARIK D. EQU I
Brevities und News of the Ktreeta" or more, the stout gentleman with the
Women and Children
PHYKICIAN 34 I-afayrtte Bldg ^RGBOV
Let us, therefore, violate the Inter- auriferous girdle was to be ap­
ATI E .’7 10'1 I.4DTER—1ft years same Sfot.
alnte commerce commission ruling on proached The next station wus Bar-
Sanitarr beauty parlor; we fix you up; we
tbut subject, und ride free und unob­ tludomew, und two hours later Har­
make all kind of hair pie«« out of combings;
1 steal swita h, 9 fa ; 3 stems. 11.80; 3 strms
served with Hie well known Pensa­ vey Collier left the train at an ob­
|2.
Full rourea of beauty culture, >20.
cola dealer In bides and pelts, tallow scure town In northern Mississippi,
400 Dekum building, Portland, Oregon.
and beeswax.
and tb
* beglrdled stout man peruse«) a
NORTONIA HOTEL
A Mild Laxativ«
hbrthlng ' of greater pith occurred deed, reciting a consideration of $000,
A System Budde*
You Will Feel Ri^ht at Home Here
between Fenancola and Mobile than cash in hand, paid for certain city lot
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‘sic aaJ Get/al Reasssable Rates.
the minor Interruptions of a young In tlie tow n of Bubaqua, located, had
This handeom* "movie” »tar recent­
Excellent i^fe. Special Weekly
Axsiit* Nature to Re­
mun with a semi-uniform, who hud he but known, twenty mllee out In the
ly returned from abroad wher* *h* par­ Katae. bus Meet« all Traina. 11th and Stark.
gain and Maintain
viands and magazines to sell, for Mr. Gulf of Mexico.
PORTLAND. OREGON
ticipated In on* of bar most *ucc***ful
i'urvla. with thrift, chose to ride In a
Good Health.
Without further Incident, early plctur*pl»ya Sh* i* a favorite of CLEANING AND DYEING
day couch.
For reliable Cesn n< and Dye-
morning brought the train to St. Louis,
‘rir «endre «end par> el« to ua
At Mobile there boarded the train and the hide dealer from Florida, thousand» of psopl* who enjoy her
It Cott* So Little to
We pay return poet«««, inform­
one "Oriole Joe" Maxey. It would more wearied than rented by an awk- clevtr work.
ation and prices given upon re­
Give it a Trial and
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quest.
not b«t a bud guess to venture that wanl sleep gained while he crouche«)
be convinced of it*
ENK K’S CITY DYE WORKS..
"Oriole Joe" carried in hl
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satchel his angular self between resisting
iUBbiiihf
V).
Portland. Ore
true miritt.
an ordinary gold brick of commerce, ■ent
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arose, stiffened from bls ungain­
whose core, were it pier ed by * sus­ ly slumbers, and walked, blinking.
We - peclalize in
pecting gimlet, would buie assaytd Into the station. Remaining just long
At your Drug Store
Hides, Fel't, 4cs>, Mobair, TaCcw, Cascara,
heavily In lend.
enough at a convenient lunch counter
Cregca
Gape
Root
(oat
Sluu,
Hone
Hair
By Margaret Morison
His purpose In getting on at Mobile t<> engulf a cup of coffee, be wandered
DRUGS BY MAIL
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wa
twotuld to avoid the awakened aimlessly in a direction which he
Write *or Ehippinr Tami A latest Price List
Let ua a«nd you your Liru^a by mad—Special
attention of the police, and to sell Imagined would bring him Into the
P
ortland H ide
W
ool C o . aarviea
iv
n
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mall
one gold brick to the best commercial business section of the city.
Uf union ArfNGt oostm fostiano omnb .
OLD FRIENDS
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG COMPANT '
Branch at Pocatelkx Idaho
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advantage.
At five o’cl«»ck a. m. In outlying
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True
Eipcrta
173 Third St.. Portland. Ora
"Oriole Joe" entered the car and streets little traffic stirs tn St. Louis. XX7HEN Peg's train gave her. after
alaed up the occupants. He wa
*
quick But at a darkened comer two men
’ * twenty year«, a couple of hours
Food for Goldfi
*h.
to note the trusting eje und the re­ *to«>«l In the shadow am! observed to spend In the city where she hnd
Animalculae
in
water
are not suffi­
ceding chin of the i’ensacolan. In the whatsoever might be moving. They been brought up, she telegraph«-«! three
third seat beyond, he also observed saw the approaching Mr. Purvis an«! of her oldest friends to meet her at cient food for goldfish. If commercial
Europe and Return from Portland
another promising looking prospect. noted with satisfaction that he wore Port's, that famous old caterer *, for fish food Is not available, goldfish may
Truly, this began to look like a pros­ In the bosom of hl
* seventy-five-cent whose Ices and frappe in her exile be fed crushed vermicelli, ants' eggs,
perous sally into the marts of trade, *hlrt a diamond stud, which sparkled from the land of her birth she had so small worms, aquatic larvae and green
SPECIAL ECONOMY TOUR
and he bemoaned the fact that hl
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often sighed. They hud all v me in stuff in the form of lettuce and water­
K«yiy.
48 DAYS ABROAD
extreme poverty prevented Ids pur­
The shadowed shadows decided from the country on their re< dpt of
chase of lend sufficient for two mar­ upon seizure am! forfeiture. A minute Peg's message on that hot «1 y, and cress. Bread crumbs may be used, but ffQCA including all expense
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and
they should not be allowed to stand
ketable bricks. With one. It was a or so, and the prize was almost within
vises from Portland and re­
Ann had actually deserted her home in the water.
question of choosing between Purvis grasp; being merely a question of a
turn. Visiting 9 countries. Sailing 8. S.
and family for an afternoon. There
and the other prospect, a farmer who quick blow In the back of the man's
Gripsholm, June 20; Returning S. S.
they waited, Ann and Nan und Fan,
bad just settled a mortgage on hl
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Varnish for Wall Paper.
Berengaria, August 21.
head, a hasty pinch at the shirt bosom and wondered If Peg's train l ad been
home and was heading for New Or­
and a speedy getaway.
late, for they had the big place to
A
home-furnishing
suggestion
is
the
ALASKA
leans to buy an automobile.
Closer came the priy. Suddenly themselves except for a stranger years use of varnish applied to wall paper.
Agents for Ail Steamship Lines
Drawing a coin from his pocket, he
younger than they, at another little By this means it is said that the pa­ Special Tours to Dawson, Atlin,
designated Purvis, the pelt dealer, “Lop-Eared” Hunt whispered:
round table across the room.
"Nuttln'
doin'
tonight,
txt
I
I've
lost
Fairbanks
per is preserved longer than ordi­
"tails," and the farmer who pined for
“I dare say that Peg isn't as quick
the
rabbit's
foot
out
of
me
pocket
I"
rapid locomotion, "heads.” There was
narily,
and
when
necessary
it
can
be
HONOLULU
Which goes far In explaining why in getting about as she used to be,"
a trifling spin of the disk. Maxey ob­
cleaned with a damp cloth. The rather Special Independent and Conducted
served the result with a satisfied Mr. Purvis. In perfect good health and suggested Nan. who wus rheumatic at shiny finish might, however, prove a
Tours
forty,
bookish,
who
never
walked
if
humor,
much
refreshed
by
his
walk
smile, and forthwith struck up an so
AROUND
THE
WORLD CRUISE
from the station, came Into the Conti­ she could ride, and who liked her full drawback.
qualntnnce with the farmer.
East Bound—October 24, 1925
four
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course
at
breakfast.
nental
hotel,
aroused
a
sleepy
night
Ensuing events have no interest ex­
West Bound—February 9, 1926.
"I hope she hasn’t had a giddy turn,
Gave Name
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to Region
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cept to ii New Orleans automobile clerk ami Inquired for a room.
$1600.00 and up
The Continental had hut two empty or anything of that sort," foreboded
dealer, whose well-devised plan of
Mount Everest, the highest known
Make Reservations Early
follow-up letters fall«-«! to bring In a rooms for the price at which Mr. Nan. who considered herself a di­ point in the world, was christened in
promising prospect just when he Purvis desired to be housed. They gestive Invalid, who lived in a social honor of Sir George Everest, surveyor
were numbered. If you chance to be whirl, who never walked If she could
seemed cinched.
general of India; the Victoria falls, 105 3rd St.,
Portland, Ore.
Miss Celeste Adair, very attractive, Interested in such trifling, statistics. ride, and who picked at her food.
“Perhap
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she changed her mind,” on the Zambesi, in honor of Queen General Steamship and Tourist Agents
though overdressed, boarded the train 1323 and 1313. Given but two chances,
of Mr. Purvis of Pensacola, at New with the m^esslty of making a choice, said Ann, who was neurasthenic, had Victoria; and Albert Nyanza, a lake
Work Independently.
Orleans, ticketed ostensibly for Mer­ the clerk became vacillation personi­ no tastes of her own. never walked If in East Central Africa, in honor of
idian. But alie hud something more In fied. He seemed unable to select. she could ride, and was house-kept Queen Victoria's prince consort.
The trouble with a good many talk­
view than a short smoky ride upon the First his hand stretched for the key with a cook book and a treatise on
ers is that they cannot get their
cars. Briefly und bluntly, Miss Adair to room 1313, and back again to No. diatetics.
tongues and their brains to collabo­
First Silk Stockings.
Just
then
the
stranger
from
across
1323.
was low In funds. Life In New Or­
At that moment bell hoy No. 13, the room approached Them : “Is it—
leans Is expensive, und the young
Henry II, who was king of France rate.—Boston Transcript.
woman, being a devotee of certain rc- seeking Instructions relative to Ice are you by any chance—can this be?" from 1547 to 1559, was the first to
Had He Mentioned It?
flned palaces of chance, longed for the water desired, urgently, by a bibulous she hesitated, glancing from one to wear silk stockings, which he donned
The Ananias Club—‘T’ve had a cold
wherewithal to make an uphill climb reservoir In No. 417. came within view another of the three distinctly middle- in 1559 for the wedding of his daugh­
against Luck. Her object In taking of th«1 hesitant clerk. He saw the aged and rather heavy ladles before
for three weeks and not a single per­
ter, Elizabeth, to Philip II of S, ain.
a trip at this time wus to make the boy's badge with Its emblazoned "13" her.
son has told me a sure cure for it,"
“Peg!” they all cried together, and
acquaintance of some married person and considered the matter settled prm
said he.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Fire Caused bv Lightning.
of hometown respectability, from pitlously, handed key No. 1313 to the made room for her at the table.
Then,
when
all
the
conventional
whom funds might be drawn by that menial who had charge of the new
That fires kindled by lightning can­
Edible Muskrats.
Inelegant but often effective proced­ guest's solitary suitcase—shabby se­ questions had been asked and an­ not be put out with water is an old
swered. Nan begun: "My dear, how
ure of blackmail. Miss Adair chose curity for n much-desired ransom.
myth without foundation in fact. Fire
The flesh of the muskrat for hu­
"Please call me at eight o'clock In do you manage to look so—so active?"
the day coach as the most likely Held
started by lightning is just like any man food is variously esteemed, but
"So blooming?" put in Fan.
the morning." the Pensacohin adinon
for her endeavors.
these animals are sold extensively in
other fire.—Exchange.
"And so young?” ended Ann.
Scarcely liad the train left New Or­ Ished as he vanished toward the ele­
some markets of the East and Middle
Peg hesitated for a moment and then
leans when she observed Mr. Purvis. vator.
West. In the retail markets they are
Scentless Flowers.
At eight o'clock, a dutiful servant she said. “I am active, and if I look
Here. In all Innocence, was game. He
looked just prosperous enough to rapped lightly on the door of Room bleomlng ami young, as you say, it’s
Only about one-fifth of the total sold as "marsh rabbits” and have a
stand for about a 1'250 monthly gouge 1313. No response came, and the rap­ for that reason. My husband and I numbers of flowers have any fra­ flavor somewhat like the wild duck.
for perhaps a year, before threshing ping Increased In rapidity and vigor. walk ten miles in the country evety
grance. Red and yellow flowers are
Sunday."
It out over his own lares nnd penates, Still no response.
Portuguese Dislike Mistletoe.
“We believe In the habit of exer­ the most liable to smell, white
and then appealing to the police. Mr.
There came through the transom a
The Portuguese have a superstitious
Purvis, unconscious of the unkind wispy odor of fugitive gas. Quickly cise," went on Peg. warming to her violet-blue flowers rarely have any
scheme, scanned the quotations of the apprehensive (gas being expensive), subject. "When there’s skating, were scent. There are 308 varieties of dislike for the mistletoe and will never
Hide and Pelt Dealer's Guide.
the t>oy summoned his superiors, and out on the ice an hour every after­ violet-blue flowers, and only 12 bear #use the plant as a decoration.
Miss Adair made her survey more the door was unlocked with a key sent noon before dinner. In summer we go fragrance.
Another Theory Blasted.
Inclusive. The car yielded, however, up from the desk. There was an un­ swimming on hot evenings at a beach,
but one other prospect—u professor, deniable presence of gas. It wasn't a short ride from the city. We’ve fit­
Decision by beauty specialists that
Sentry Kills Corporal.
perhaps. In u small school, or pastor even necessary to light a match to find ted up our back yard as a playground
mental vigor makes hair luxuriant
Honolulu.—Corporal William Crum­
tending the spiritual grazing of a the point of escape, for a low hissing for the children, and ’at our age’ I’m
should
set bald-headed men to think­
smalltown flock. From either of the from a pipe In the corner of the room learning to play baseball. The chil­ back was shot to death here Sunday
ing.—Rochester Herald.
dren
are
going
to
ride
nnd
sail,
too;
night when he failed to heed the
two men the adventuress felt that gave a quick clew to the break. After
there might be an Income derived. It pausing to shut off the supply at the we ourselves haven’t been able to af­ challenge of a sentry at Schofield bar­
Capacious Tub.
was a matter of no consequence to her point of intake, the hotel servants ford that. I hope they will even fly 1" racks. The sentry fired five shots,
Kennebec Journal — “He returned
Her contemporaries slumped In upon all of which took effect.
which one paid. Being a follower In gave attention to the unconscious fig­
the ragged train of Chunce she left It ure on the bed. Life existed In the themselves; bewildered and dulheyed,
Saturday from Bangor and passed the
Crumback’s home was in Detroit,
crumpled heap of humanity, but at * as Peg ended: "This country must
to her fickle highness.
week-end in bath with his family.”—
Mich.
The
sentry
was
provisionally
Thrusting a dainty finger between low ebb. Physicians were summoned, look out with all her hardheadedness
Boston Transcript.
the pages of a book she carried, fhe restoratives were placed In operation, If she doesn't want to become a soft charge«! with murder.
agreed with herself that if the num­ and very slowly the gentleman wus nation. We can’t disregard the habit
FISH
ber under her hand proved to be an brought back from the hem of the of exercise and not pay the penalty."
Columbia River Smelt shipped direct same day
The Lawless Average.
caujtht.
11.00 a box. 50 lb«.. F. O. B. Kelso. A. A.
HAVE YOU THIS HABIT?
even numeral Mr. Purvis should by hereafter.
One trouble with the average man Fisher, Box 643. Kelso, Washington.
that edict be chosen to rehabilitate the
A reporter, Inquisitive as his clan
Is that he generally considers himself PLEATING SPECIAL
lowering funds of the young woman; must ever be, sought. In addition to
above the average.—Des Moines Reg­ Cut. Ham, hem nnd mnchln
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Ci AA
if the numeral were odd, the distinc­ Information gleaned from the hotel
nleat eklrte ready for band. wltUV
ister.
tion would descend upon the dignified register, to learn more thoroughly the
Hemstitching, pleotlng and tucking.
EASTERN NOVELTY MFO. CO.
gentleman with Hie clerical costume.
subject matter for bls first yarn of
UH Fifth Btr
** t
Portland, Oro,
At Meridian, a man with beetling the day. With no pang of Impropri­
brow and formidable chin boarded the ety he searched the clothing of the
train nnd hurriedly approached the man «ho was being resuscitated. In
Made From Old Carpet* “Wear Like
seat where Miss Adair sat in mirthful an upper vest pocket, the reporter
Iron.”
WITH OtTARANTXXD
conversation with her companion. found a card which shall be read In
8KCTIONAL INCH ■ Deal Direct with the Manufacturer. Absolute
BATO*. Mad* in two
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Send in Your Ma­
There were harsh words spoken low. your presence and the reading shall
riiw,21Can<l 420<vtx «vt-
terial or Write for Prices.
Threats of divorce proceedings with end the tale.
iona. Addsaectionany
WESTERN FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
time. Eacu mrtion a
corresponding publicity were effec­
The card proclaimed the uncon­
54-56 Union Avenue Nor.
Portland. Oregon
completa Incubator,
tively voiced. Some agreement was scious man to be:
lant* capacity email
WAS
*pac* automatic rettilat-
reached, and Miss Adnlr accompanied
G. W. PURVIS
ion, I*M work, low oper­
her beetle-browed confederate back to
atine
coet.
You
can't
Pensacola, Fla.
beat it in Priceor Hatch.
New Orleans on the next train. The
Addrtwn me at once for
President National Association for
president of a little college for girls
*
fr»
No irmt-
•r Incubator value obtainable Fr** trial prove*
over near the Alabama Une Is sending the Eradication of Senseless Supersti­
it. M votre practical «apertene* and Monti
tion.
her $-W each month with which she Is
Back Guarantw.
slowly
recuperating
her
sunken
ST. HELENS INCUBATOR CO.
Our creed: —“There » no such thing
<® by McClur« N*w*p***r Syndicat*)
A. B. B*d*er, Prop. Box M C*airalia. Wub.
losses.
a* luckP
MR. PURVIS
OF
PENSACOLA
Blanche Sweet
OFFERS A MARKET
Mallory
" ait
INFORMATION
, DEPARTMENT
I
San Bernardino, Calif—"A few
year« ago I win down with the 'flu,'
■ick in bed for two month
*.
When
1 was blc to be alHiut 1 suffered
from Kcncral wraknos- had no
Mrcii; <1. < r energy, and had a fiard
lump, the hire of a wuhiut. on my
»pine 1 underwent an operation for
it» removal, but it left me with a run-
l ink »ore, an o0< naive pu
*
being dis­
charged all the time. I was in this
miserable »tale for about four
month», and nothing I did gave me
tiny reln f I wa
*
told of Dr. Pierce'»
(■olden Medical Discovery, and be-
pat to take it. 1 found so much re­
lief am1 help from the first bottle that
1 continued, taking several bottles,
• at the end of which time the pus
ceased, my flesh healed up, and I
was absolutely well I have had no
sign of the trouble since.”—Clarence
11. Wilson, 7(iH Spruce St.
Stej into any drug (tore and ask
for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dis­
covery in Tablets or liquid, or send
!(>c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo. N. Y., for trial pkg.
When a Man'» Hard-Boiled.
“Hard bulled" came into genernl use
during the world wnr. It 1» slang and
Is applied to a person hardened In
mind or fueling and Insensthlo to thci
sufferings of others. Originally, of
course. It referred merely to thu con
dltlon of a hard-boiled egg.
Manifestly Unlikely.
"The new minister must be mad,"
said the village woman, meeting an­
other of the parishioners on the street.
"He told my husband, who weighs 240
pounds, to beware lest ho should be
weighed in the balance and found
wanting."
Formed Human Map.
Among the most striking episodes
of the pageant of the empire at Wem­
bley, England, was a human map of
Australia, formed by hundred
*
of anti­
podean visitor
.
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Table Talk.
"I have live«! in 869 boarding
houses," say
*
Bill Rigby, "and heard
the same thing In every one of them:
■You'll like It the way we cook It.’"—
Akron Times.
The Other Angle.
As long as the world's population
Is growing all the time, isn't It entire­
ly possible that if sin is Increasing so
Is virtue?-Detroit News.
Many of Them Do.
"My niece," said Mrs. Blunderby.
“has had a college education. She
speaks several languages quite flip­
pantly."
Uncle Eben.
"If yo’ can't manage yoh conduct
mo ' s to keep In de straight an’ narrow
path,” said Uncle Eben, "you'll be
runnln' big risks, same as any other
jay-walker."—Washington Star,
After eatind or emokinO
Wrigley s freshen* the mouth
and sweeten* the breath.
Nerve* are soothed, throat I*
refreshed and digestion aided
So easy to carry the little packet'
wuaffi
- after every meal
You Want a Good Position
Very wall—Taka th
* AemanUnry anil Bnalnaaa
Managamant, Private Hecratarial, Calculator
Oomtometor, Stenographic, Pamaanahlg, at
Oommarrial Taarhar»' Ooura« at
Behnke-Walker
Tha foramoat Basinas
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**
Oalla
at th
* North wm
which ha
*
woa mor
*
Accuracy Award
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and Hold
dal
M
*
than any a Ihor school In America. Band
for *
nr BurnaM Catalog Fourth Street a* r
Morriaon, Portland, Or. I*
aa«
M. Walker. Pra
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P. N .U.
No. 8, 1925
It Is Fine to Regain
*
Health; Still Better,
to Keep Good Health
at All Times.
BARK-ROOT
TONIC
Have You This Habit? |
a
TRAVEL
$287.60 and Up.
LIDELL & CLARKE
IWOHÀTCHhlRtìI
New Fluff Rugs