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SM ART TAILORED MILLINERY; OUTFITTING LITTLE FOLKS ARIS U i«w Ov* fluctuating. n*w o t m ii •*»ta. the latent wurd o f fit « world fa ■noua UkHllaioa aa to tailored UillUucry Thay are goaalpy mewsagra. all of them emphaalalng the dtsap|w«ranc» o f the mannlah note In headwear and the return o f dlgnifled CU'V In alreot cloths*. One glance at this little galaay o f atara In the millinery sky. rescata that the com bination o f straw braids and millinery fabrics makes a strong ap peal to French designers. Kvery one o f these models la an exam ple o f fab rica used In the body o f the hat. and. P ROA ÏÏM.TRY ¿ 7 /ic | quick «m l oranom lral pradwettax high op. otl |xw«*r macMnca an<1 expert op era tors Xl.qhvrs »'annot compete wltb tin» quantity p ra d u itlM o f Utile gannenta that are well m ade and of »ttirdy m alcríala The flolde o f hand ¡..ade clothee and tellored th in «« are .litT-rvoi .n .l tli.m h. a . . . r , . c o K a . story. There are few style changes In Uttle tots' .Hothoe from season to g Designers »ary the patterns In n u t s rials UM-d and the dccoratloua, or p ro mote certain col<<rs and fabrica, but the same <k|endahJe cottons, itneus la TUBERCULAR HERD SERIOUS MENACE ( P n t M o t ar ta « t 's i i c i t n i H tw ew *tm *st t»f AariiUltr«,) Showing that milk production In a herd began to declin e elmoat atiuulta- neemaly w ltb the dexelopiuent o f tuber- cutoaia am ong the cow s, a rv|H>rt re- cet»ed by the I'nlttwl S teles IV part ment o f A griculture dlacuaai'e a topic o f unuaual Interest In practical dairy tug T he Insidlotu n a tu re o f tu b e r culoeta m akes the tim e o f first lufec- tIon difficult to establish and other variable fa ctors m ake the study o f this question very com plex. Itut tn the case reported the evident's Indicates that In tw o years the spread o f ho vine tuberculosis caused a reduction In the milk o f the herd, w hich aver aged about 10 cow s, from an annual production o f III.17V pounds to S i 173 pouuds. T h e decrease In Incom e from the sale o f milk am ounted to ap proxim ately $870. Officials o f the bureau o f ordinal In dustry. Tutted States IV pn rtm cu l o f Agriculture, point out that the Indent nlty paid fo r tuberculous «tittle d e tecled by official testing la well known to be a pteans o f hastening tuherculo ala eradication. H ow ever. In the light o f the foregoin g figures the reduced Incom e from a tuberculosis herd way equal or even exceed the niouut o f In deiunlty ordinarily |>a!d. T his toss, the officials conclude, should be as great an Inducement as the expected Indem nity fo r having the teat applied prom ptly to aa to check the rut ages o f the disease, econ om ic losses, and danger to mankind. Plan to Maintain Dairy Herd by Raising Calves An ei«-elient m ethod o f m stutstnlug the herd Is by raising calv es to supply the p lace o f old cow s that are no longer profitable. Such a herd will alw ays contain a c«oal<1erati«o num her o f young anim als that have not yet reached full developm ent. an«l. therefore, such a herd wttl seldom <-qual In average production per a n i mal a herd that Is m aintained wholly by purchase. At the sam e time, a greater degree o f uniform ity o f type may b e maintained w here the anim als In three out o f Ove, fabric am! straw are raised. I f land Is abumlant and are com bined to make the shape. cheap, the coat o f raising a ca lf, up to T he group pictured, leads off with a the tim e that the becom es a fu lly d e black satin bat fa ced with mllan veloped row , will be less than that o f straw. T he shupe la In line wltb the C R O U P OF T A IL O R E D H A T S purchasing a sim ilar animal outright. big m ajority o f others Intended for street »rear and turns up at the back. cottons this year there are raw pnt T hrough fo rce o f circum stan ces by far R ose foliag e Is arranged about the terns tn the English prints. In voltes the greater number <«f dairym en must rely on raising the «-alves necessary to crow n and a few leaves extend to the and crepes. Plain broadcloth, chant T h is being the crow n on the right side, where a sin bray, poplin, linene and gingham s ap m aintain the bent. gle rose Is posed on the brim. Hose pear In popular c o lo rs : batiste and case, the ordinary dairym an will need foliage ts used In flat collars also, dimity are woven tn dainty stripes to provid e him self with tl.r s-.-rrti-aa with the leaves regular In arrange tnd cr-wa-bars and percales are shown o f a bull suitable to produce useful In most cases he trill ment (the tip o f one overlapping the in quiet colors and Inconspicuous dairy coves base o f another) and finish«-<| with stripes or figure*. The keynote o f need to ow n this hull, as the question tw o small, flat notes. Velvet ribbon the styles tn this season's children's o f the selection and care o f the breed with silk accounts for the hat with clothes Is daintiness and neatness. Ing bull has an .aiportant bearing upon draped crow n at the left and satin, tn The simplest needlework ts used for the m aintenance o f the dairy h erd three shades, makes the Interesting decorative loaches, as feather stitch model at the righ t T he upturned ing. scallops, tiny em broidered flow trim rlth wings at the site , ts cov ers and outline stitch for sketching ered with fine folds o f satin, shading 1 amusing 0 cures on pockets. Littks Bacteria Chief Factor in Changing Milk Odor T he c h ief fa ctor In changing the taste and od or o f milk Is the bacteria which are Introduced from many sources and which grow the m ore rap tdty ns the tem perature at w hich the milk Is handled rl«e*. In ord er to limit | the chan ge In the milk to the m ini mum. It Is M c w m r y to lim it both the number o f bactertu introduced and the grow th thereof. In seeking to a c com plish the form er, the milk p rod u c er Is fa ced with the question as io the relative Im portance o f the various sou rces o f bacteria, fo r upon the an *wer to this will depend the place where Im provem ent should beg<n. Im portan ce la m easured not only by the num ber o f bacteria a particular sou rce may supply but by the kinds as well. Som e kinds grow well In milk as usually handled, others very slowly o r not at all. Since bacteria produce results only as they grow . It Is evident that the latter will be far leaa Im portant In their effects, although as far as original numbers Introduced, one might be led to regard them as m ore Important. Dairy Facts A lfalfa and ailage form the basis o f the heat ration fo r bred heifers, a • a FOR T H E SU M M E R P A ST IM E S from light to darker tone and Mnail blossom , alm ost «ever tin- bid.- plecaa. T he most original anil spirited hat I d the gr*»up haa a high crow n o f mlian straw and an eccen tric taffeta* covered hriiu that n:akea the n»«»«t ot the faaiiionable upward turn at the back. Crisp taffeta ribbon is used in tlie buoyant bow and drapery. The plainest hat In the group is similar In shape. It is a mllan with a brim that folds In a plait at the back and haa a collar and facin g o f satin. Japar.«^>e flan re* are popular— Ian teri.", para*..la and people— and so are birds, bnnnles. chickens and puppies —d«.ne In outline or rroas-atitrh. F or wear on the heart» there are c«.at* and rape» o f cotton tow eling or Colton c h en ille; cut-out flowers or fig ure* In the same fabrics but contrast Ing color* make amusing decoration* for them or picture* representing beach *|e»rt* are sketched on then» with gay-colored cotton floaa Some little beach coat* are entirety c o v Outfitting little folks has becom e a ered with rat-ont applique figure* sim ple matter, thanks to the manu Rathlng *ulf* are knitted In on* piece facturers o f clothes for children. and made usually In bright colors. Heady-made things for little tots are S w eeter» are Important Items In little so ex««*IIent and so low-prfced that folk*' outfit*, and are *hown In all colors, but peach, tan and yellow t«,ne* there Is no econom y in m aking their ordinary every «lay garments at home. are featured, and overall* are never oin!tled from the equipment o f happy T his la accounted for by the stu youngster*. pendous quantities turned out by JULIA n oT T O M I.E T . the factories and by their i ;.-t!n U o f •ft U K , N .w .pa per [’ nIon ) C ow s need regular attention. You cannot expect much from animals which have good care one day ond neglect the next. He regular, also, with ihe milking. • Coat A c h i e v e s D ’ s '.i n c t i o n The Crown’» the Thing R kry and rv«l .re com bined effec The newest hats from I’arls show tively In a fr>nk with suggested yolk tendency to do away with the brim line at the hips. I'lait* on Ihe sides entirely and focus all the attention on give width to the skirt ami the little j Ihe crown, which Is folded and draped flare cuff* lend a piquant air. j and In som e case* form s a wide halo - about the fa*'e. S m a rt O v e r b lo u a e P laid taffeta In gr«s-n and Mue | It’s Effective make* a very .mart Mouse to wear The em broidery o f this season haa with a blue suit. The fabric la much color hut «in.ill, «'onaertatlve de frli«g.‘«l to ft»rin the finish on the edge sign*. Rending follow s tha asm s o f ll.e I , .u*u at»'* nl the collar. , theory o f romp<*itlloo. Open Type of Equipment Useful for the Chicks # * Silage f»*d to milking leave* B etter feed It enced dairym en row* an hour before iki od or In the milk after m ilking, experl agree • • • Ile|f?rs wotild be a lot lea* trying at their first freshening If they were more often got used to having their udders handled b efore the calves came. • • • G ood cream Is clean crenrn, cooled, fla r e the freshly «kirnmed «ream In the cooling tank, at on ce and eee that the funk la filled with fre«h cool water. C h t i d i e u . 10 c i n t i A n y T im e , WIDE ROAD DRIVE PLEDGED SUPPORT A dvoca tea o f the popular but slow m oving w ide road cam paign In the t‘hl cago highway region have revolved u n expeeled support from tw o p ow er ful road building ageu dea. and cited Pennsylvania as a precedent In the proposal to use state bond Issue fund* la doubling the w idth o f pavem ents on the existing main high wavs whore heavy traffic w arran ts Immedlute lu» proveinenl. w rites J. U Jenkins lu the (1U c«|o Tribuns. fo llo w in g an ofiM al trafile aurvey and study o f congestión on state ronda corresponding to tnalu arteries lead Ing Into Chicago, W illiam II. Connell, engineering executive o f the Pennayl rauta hlghwav departm ent and form er president o f the A m erican Itoad llutld era* association, an nounced (hat the Liu col u highway pavement will bo Widened to à minimum o f feet eu Clrely a croas that state aa a depart montai project Another chatnpiou o f w ide road« ap pea red In the person o f Dr. L I. tiewea. deputy ch ie f engineer o f the United States bureau o f public road« He declaren (hat narrow pavem ents are a constant m enace to transports ttou lu the West and that m otorists will not long tolera ta the congestion mi term inal gateway highways- Iloti» authorities made their statem ents In conn ection with progress rettorie to the IJncoin Highw ay a ssocia tion “T h e present policy o f the I'eunsyl vanla department o f highw ays.“ said Coniteli, is to plan and build new work to suit the probable future tra f flee req ui remet» ts In each Instance. It w ould be absurd to say that all state roads require the saute width o f pave m eet aa. for instance does the Lincoln hlg way near Philadelphia so d Pitta burgh In 1926 a considerable m ileage o f 4<k-ftH>t pavement was laid on this malu trunk Upe west o f Philadelphia su d 40 feet will be the tnlnlnium p ave meut width o f the road entirely across the state.“ T har* arw tw o goo«l raaaoo* why sonic open type o f «-qulpm .ut ta useful In raising young rht«-krna T hey a r e : Neetl fo r inure room than Is supplls«! by the regular «equipment an.1 neeil for a house that ran be th orou gh ly veo M ate«! tn hot w eather A bou se can be - heaply con stru cted that will be o f tnrterlal help In sue ceaafully g row in g out youn g c h ick en s F or a sm all flock this «-an be rnaite a ll fact squ are and a board r o o f exten d Kn«lnr*rU i« know and a i| »r l ing front six Inches tn a foot over tha h n .a J*i alopeil lit , nuMlartt brl«*k Incluaura. T he fram ew ork o f tha house may be m ad* o f S by 2 Inch piece* If {«avamaot fruii» a «-ikuitnon d ,jr brli-k laid on th* natural *••!! to tha vltrl they are well bra«r«l T w o Inch wire flad brlrk with an atplialt Oliar laid tneah 1* satisfa ctory for the walla. No on a (-unreal* fl>undatl««a with a lan d floor la necessary, aa the houaa ran bed b a tu ern the foundatiuo aud brick easily be moved. On a small house the aide w alls d<> •urfkc*. Thla produraa a pavem anl aurtace not need to be ov er tw o and o n e h a lf j fleet high, w hich w ill m ake It som e arhtcb ran be ma«]* aa near free froni 'on a tru .tli.n d efects aa la p«ia*ihl* what high er tn the center. l o w rooets Evarr atej. In th* mati-.fa.-ture o f tha should be p rovided so the ch ick s may aiaterial and pia. ln ( II Into the p a r* be ram fortaM * and be o ff o f the mast la aubjaet to correction b efore ground. A fter the warm w eather com es tha the n a il at*,, la takan and thus In p rotection w hich the c h ick en s need t* •are# aamluat lafe. ta M odern heavy truck traffic ha* tn from storm s and roden ts and other trodui-ed an tB<*r*a**<) domauil «>n p « « e peets w hich bother m ostly at night. uienf* dur to th* eiionuoua ah.vk which It ca rriea under Ita w heels T he vllrl- fled brick pavamant, tua.I* up o f.in a ll unita w hich ar* raahlona«! by Ihe as phalt flllar In the Joints, utworha thla Som e thought sh ould be given by •hock tu tumular aa wall a* In win p ou ltry raiser*, p articu la rly In tha ter w eather. Furthsrmor«-. a sm ooth dairy «Itatrlcta o f northern tlltnota. to su rface lessens the am..«tot o f shock the p rob ability o f finding tuberrulrats and her* nfalii the vltrtfle.1 brlrk tn their poultry flock. It haa been pavem ent eland* In Hie foreground, definitely proves), aa d escrib ed In the aa Ita melh.nl o f «»netru ct ton aa.uree O range Jud«l Illinois F arm er, that tO- a sm ooth tnrfaee. Th# asphalt filler bercnlosla may be transm itted from In Ihe Join la and a aliai.! ffiiu o f II poultry to other live stock or from on the su rface creates a pavement oth er live stock to p ou ltry * which la noi.elea* I f ch ick en s show d istin ct w hite sp ots on r.lte liver It la sa fe to he very su spiciou s that they h a v e tuberculosis. "T h a con crel* h lfh w a y t o f th* Kali In ca se o f any question on m atters o f R laer valley coat rloee to ||0.(Xa>ik«i this kind It Is p ossible to sen«! s p e d mens to the state un iv ersities and ar hut that am ount haa been about aaved already by auto ow n er*.” a c range to have te«'holral exam ination cord in g to a local tire denier "T h e made. (o o d road* have about double«l tire Ufa. records o f aven 20,000 miles not hein c uncom m on." he said, with ad d lilon that th* tire m an's salvation la It'« the mash that la g oin g to Influ lha Individual who will Insist on start ence the egg yield. yet If hens Lave Ing and stopping with -a Jerk. their c h oice o t grain o r mash. they rnay alight the mash. By g ivin g them m * n + » i h 1 1 ................i u light feed o f grain In the m orning, -W -fl their hunger will d riv e them to the mash hopper and h en ce to the neats. One hundred hens sh ould con su m e 12 H»I I M I I I I I I I I I I l-M > I I I I I to 1.1 pounds o f scratch grain dally, A m ovem ent has been organised In tw o-thirds o f w hich sh ou ld be given Fort W ayne, Ind., to b u lfl s model them at tha night fe ed in g Let the highway from LI to ber ln« t cabli», on fow ls g o to roost with a full crop. #y!va lake, to L uberlost cabin, near Lake Geneva, as s m em orial to Mrs. Gene S tratton-Forter. e e e Kquul m easure* o f rolled oa ts and Making Brick Pavement» Noiseless With Filler Transmit Tuberculosis From Poultry to Stock Save Tire Expense Mash Brings Forth Eggs Good Roads Notes Feed for Ducklings bread crum bs, with a sp rin k lin g o f W all rure«3 hay or groen food Is about 3 per cent sand, w ill m ake a nerpgsary In the ration o f dairy cat- i g ood startin g feed fo r Incubator tie to rauoe the annual shedding o f hatched duckllnga. T h is ca n be fed hair. three tim e* p er day until the fou rth • • • day. when a mash com p osed o f equal T ow s tram ping over the paature* In part* o f rolled oata. bread crum b*, wet w eather mean« lew* gruff* In num- bran and corn menl will p rod u ce g ood mer, and we plend guilty, fo r It doe« • results. A ina«h recom m ended after not seem right to keep row « In the j the first week con «lata o f three part* stable on warm spring days when they bran, on e part low -g rad e flour, and enjoy the sunshine so. one part c o m meal. a • a I f the cream Ir. too warm. It will make aoft. w h ile hotter. I f It la to«» cold. It w ill be slow In raining to the butter stage. • • * Cows giving milk rich In hutterfat will yield a larger quantity o f butter, and the jo b o f churning will require less exertion. a a a V A U D E V IL L E — P IC T U R E S GROWING CHICKS NBKD CLEAN PEN Ousts o f poultry p rod u ction can be tow eied by ralalug big hatches Just as the cost o f pork p rod u ction can j be reduced by the raising o f big lit tars H eavy m ortality am ong chicks i can o ften be p rev en ted by tim ely oh I aervatton and rare. I By the tim e they are a week old the ch ick s should he allow ed. In the ordin ary season, to ruu out doors. j tVnttue them lu small yards at tlrat 1 or until they learu w h ere the beat ta to be found and they w ill go lu end out o f the brood er house freely. In the early spring the yard should be Inclosed In m u slin -covered fram es w hich later «-an be supplanted by pout try netting or lath Aa the chick grow, the yard should he en la rg ed sufficient ty to keep them «ui giwen g rass On«-e put on free range, there ta likely to he difficulty tn r<i>e«llng the ch ick s unless they are kept apart from the hens T he sam e difficulty artsse when chicks o f different ages are being raised clo se tkigethar. T o a v oid Interference by the old er ch ick s or heus. the youug er on es should be f«-d lu sm all utov ab le pens, say s N K Chapm an, poul try sp ecia list at U niversity farm at St. Pan!. T he aides o f the i>eua may be m ade o f lath ple«-e«t so that the low er strip ta high enough to permit the entrance o f the sm aller c h ic k s but tow enou gh to keep out the larger ones. P ullets w ill grow m ore rapidly If separated from the co ck e re ls when about eight w eeks old .C ock erel« that are to be sol«l as broilers should have the run o f a small green y a rd while being prepured for m arket. How to Handle Roup R ough roads cause considerable dam age to the w orking parts o f an autom obile. V’ neven roads are often unnoticed w hile driving as the body o f the car doee not shake w ltb tbe axles and differential. • • • All roads are well signposted In France. Kach hears a distin ctive number preceded by a letter Indicai ing Its close N fo r the m ain roads. IJ and 0 G fo r tbo secon d ary roads, and IC fo r the bypaths. • • • S ecretary o f A griculture Jardine an Kottp In ..’ hicks is su cce ssfu lly h a n nounces ft»« apportionm ent o f $73.12fl, dled as follow s Item ove all ailin g OOD to the various states fo r use In the blr«l* from the reat, to check the construction o f federal aid roads. • • • spread o f the dlacaae. I f ov er-crow d - I ed In houses, relieve tha c o n d ition , glv- A total o f $Y),DO0.000 will be ex Ing the light varieties lik e the L e g pended on highw ays la F lorida In 1020 horns three and a h a lf aqmtre feet o f ! and the at a t« will soon rank sinong floor apace per bird and the h ea vier th« first o f the TTnlon In good roads, e e • vu r iffle * f«»ur square feet. P rovid e good ventilation w ithout d irect drafts. A federal road to tbe top o f Mount W ash the eyes and n ostrils w ith 3 per Ilnleakala, H awaii, will enable (ou r cent b oric a d d solution, a fterw a rd s lets to drive cars to 10,000 feet sh ove grousing (h e head. sea level to view the fa m ou s crater, e e e All Milk Is Good Kecent trlula at th e L n U eraity o f Illinois on various form s o f milk for l*oi)ltry Indicate that fresh m ilk, sour m ilk, butterm ilk, con d en sed b u tter milk, and pow dered bu tterm ilk are all valuable and nil help t o m ake e x cellent grow th. T he queatloti o f w hich o f these to use depen ds la rg ely on the cost and availability. T h e a d d ition o f som e form o f milk to the rutfon la fou nd one o f the beat things to Induce rapid grow th and keep th e birds in v ig orou s condition. OFFERS A MARKET POR y o u r p r o d u c e A M n r v J lx . I S ecretary o f A griculture Jardine an nounces the apportionm ent o f 9T8J2fi.- 000 to the various states fo r use In the construction o f federal aid roads. T his sum was authorised by the post- office ap propriation act o f F ebruary 12, lif2.fi. an dis for the fiscal year b e ginning July 1, lD2fl e e e M ore than $00,000,000 has been e x pended by the state and tow ns o f M aine since 11)13 fo r the construction and m aintenance o f state highw ays, alate aid highw ays and b rid g i«. C o n t i n u o u s 1 t o 11 p. m . M a t*. IT v « «. 15C 25c P o r t la n d , O r e g o n . 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The P yram ide. % h e "P y r a m id K leid“ U ps in the ouater»» d esert near C airo, KgJpt T h ere are a ltog eth er shunt seven ty pyrtiiuids, n in eteen of w hich have been id en tified T h e l»cat know n are the three pyramid!» »»f Gift» d l l f ’ hi thst o f r n a a . the brick pyram id o f Itol •hur. and that o f H O fb ru at M edium T h ey :»r«> said (o be the tom b o f r *yal and august p erson ag es A llt»4 Spring* w liman was charged «kith awMaulting a ('«»Hector when he W hen asked hy «a iled at tier h«>Ue* , ,|lo m agistrate f«»r an explanation, she J rnpiiml "W e ll, he shouldn't have call #rtrr It was dark I thought It « i tuy husluind ' A rkansas T h om as Cat A ntedatad “ Ja«*.*' "Illu e " son gs had a vogue In the southern centra! states m any years T id a l W a v e 's M o v e m e n t s b e fo re jax* was know n T h e nature In g en era l It m ay be said that the i o f the song Is all that the nam e im rate at w h ich a tide w ave p roceed * de i pile* and Is in the sam e c a te g o r y as pends on the depth, the form u la tH»< the "sp iritu a l“ and the “ Jubilee’* beard l|»g Hate o f the ad v an ce o f the tide I so frequ ently tbr«*ugb the South. equal* the square root o f the a cce le ra tlon **f grav ity , m ultiplied by the depth First Kalian O p « '« . o f the w ater T h erefore, in a deep I T h e first Italian opera, as d istia ch an n el the thi« p rog re sse s at a m ore * ulfthcd from a m usical dram a, was rapid rate than In a sh allow channel I»api»an«’ , w h iili was prod u ced hy the i S o cie ty o f the A lterati in a p rivate O ld V illa Found. [h ouse In F loren ce io T h e m usic K em aln* o f an an cien t Hom an villa, was by C acciti I and i v r ! u n covered at a depth o f !& foot tn L ondon. K ngland. sh ow ed brick w alls Rw tterfliss A bsorb P srfu m s. intact, c o v e re d with tw o la y ers of Hut terf ties ab so rb t»erfume from p laster fin ish ed with a fu rth er layer flow er«, a* lo rd in g to an K ngllsh natu r o f w h ite cem en t o f tm perltke (hick alist, who claim s to be «b le l o id en tify r.ess cm w h ich had been painted som e certain sp ecie* by tb c lr od or«. very a rtistic d e«ig n s It Is som eth ing m ore than l.SOU years old. On Safe Ground. T h ey Inquired about hie trip abroad Im m orality C ondem ned. He began enthu siastically, but slo p p e d "T h e m an w h o w rite« an Im m oral ■ hurt " l i a s an yone here been to Ka but Im m ortal b«*ok m ay be tra cked r o p .” * t N o “ “ W all, then, I can Into e tern ity by a p ro c e s s io n o f lost «peak fr e e ly .“ lltMlon T ranscript sou ls from e v e r y gen eration , e v e r y o n e to be a w itn ess again st him at the H y p ocrite H andicapped. Judgm ent, to sh ow to him and tu the H y p ocrisy lafoily. It la m uch un iverse the ln»m«uxsurableuess o f his easier, sa fe r and p leasan ter to he tha Iniquity.“ O. II C haaver. thing s h U h a m an alm s to appear than to keep up the appes«-anra o f N oth in g Doing. being what he Is noi C *«t. "W h y d o n ’t y ou get married?** " lie «« u s e we c a n ’t get any house o r fla t? " M irror« for Ms r> d. Itut c a n ’t you live with your parents- Iiy using m irror« lo • «, «n ient the Inlaw?** "N o , becau se Ih ry are still sun In dryin g m acaroni, m an u fac liv in g with th eir parents In law ** turers o f Ihe product have found the Munch M a g g en d orfer Illaetter. c o lo r to I h * m ore sa tisfa cto rily pro- Served, sin ce the deep yellow tint la T h is Is Salesm an ship. not bleach ed so easily, and Ihe fla vor A g ood ex a m p le o f tnc| Is a sales als«» Is said to In» Dn proved T h e p r o c girl h old in g up a s ite 4 4 and railin g ess Is qu ick er than sun blenching It a sw eet IM de th in g San F ra n cisco C h ron icle. P a in ter U sed No Brushes. A dolph e Monti« « 111. a French paint e r o f Italian d e sc e n t, used no brushes In painting h is p ictu res l i e applied the paint d irect to the rnn vas with n p alette knife* on w h ich he squ eesed his c o lo r s from the tubes. T hrough a G lass. Darkly. A ge b rin g s d iscretion . A m an is lik e a w in d ow , not s o easily seen through a fte r th e fro st con ies upon him B oston T ra n scrip t. S ig n * of P rog ross. LIFE’S PLEASURES — are rnjn.vrd only by thoM in Rootl hrulth. Are you grt* link' ><>ur full »hare of the joy o f llvinic? Take HARK- HOOT TONIC. G am s tsv sn tosn Pound« "I hsv • Ruiur.i s «v »n tt«n pounds hav* a hearty sppol l|r . s hoolthful color an.1 th*. dull. dopo> fr«U»m which I have rtp rrin n r«t in ihs morning for so long a time has • ntlieiy |«»rt m « " J W MAMTICRM. Portland F or Sale by All D rugflstn T im e flies, and ba rb ers ure chlro- t o js o n i, u n d erta k ers and m orticia n s, w froincn are e le c tr o lo g ls t* and trusts are m erg ers D etroit N ews. BARK PALACE HOTEL 444 W ashington §4., Cor. Ifth St. Rornestly solicits your potronsg« You will hav« all th« com forts of your own boms V*ry reasonsblo rat«« and prompt and courteous servtco. Oivs us a trial AUGUST K R A TZ Manager W E Nature’» Uwn Tonic r r E BUY Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair, Tallow, Cascara Bark Horse Hair. f K | { M«nd us your »hi v menu. W« mall you rhr~k th« saitmi day w» r*r*ivffi »(»»in HANDICAPPED FOR LIFE P ortland H ide a W ool C o . mental and physical nervous reflex complications S hVKRE IM Mlt* iVIMUl NSS1U, PMTMNa. MUON You Want a Good Position Vary w .>11 — T a k e th « A cco u n ta n cy arid Rusln«Mi Mnring*merit, P iiv a to H «cr«tort- «1. C alcu lator, C o rnp torn «.tor, H t«nogra- prlc. I*«nmanahlp, or C om m ercia l Toaofc- •ra' Coursa at Behnke-Walker r h # for«m oa t llu sln * ss C ollege o f tha N orthw est w h ich has won morn A ccu ra cy A w ards and G old Mcdnln than a n y o th «r school tn A m erica. H«nd fo r our Hueccaa C stsl.w ^ F ourth Ktrr-.t n«-«r M orrison, fo rll»o < I. »>r . I m , M Wnlkar, pros. »«.company H .. UI an,I Colon sllmenl*. Llimin.de the cauftct and you remove • hesc reflex condition». And Ihry CAN hr eliminate.I despite your discourage ment* with “ quack” remedies snd surgi cal operations. My thousands o f succesa* ful cases In many years practice PKOVK 1 W|M CUARANTF.B IN W HI I INC to cure any case o f Files or re- ^ fund llu- p .iiiuii’s frr. No tonfili«ment, hoapital oiwratkm iMr an.trftl hrtle • Ite «Semi to t«Hbi» my IOO atad Root" It *• DLAN. M.D.Inc. »TM \ AN P. N. U. No. 2ft, 1(28 ,« » : H A T fll o ffic e s SON Hit %kmtwr f St Al N o » h a run PiP D r O k a n DujlTItno n- -