THF. TRIBUNE TURNER. OREGON
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I.w iy Toung. lllfl
G eorgia
I.os
gelc*.
a
fellow ," a c t i v e I n
4 |
sp o rts, a n d a t th e top
m i
In
hla
c lasses
at
EM1
school.
T o look a t
him now. you'd th in k
«S<V
he n e v e r h a d a day’a
Sickness hut hla m o th e r n a y s: “ W hen
L eroy w a s Ju st a little fellow , we
found h is stom ach a n d bow els w ere
w eak. H e k e p t su fferin g from con
M u s tratto rta by
stip atio n . N othin* h e a te a creed w ith
him . H e w as fre tfu l, fe v erish a n d
>uny.
“W hen w e s ta rte d giving him C ali
Co»«.»is>>l"wü B«kk»-M «rrill Co.
W .M .Q . S » R .V i e t
fo rn ia F I* S y ru p h is condition Im
proved quickly. HI* c o n stip a tio n a n d
m aple grove b eside lb * old brow n
M llonsness stopped and h e ha* had
church.
no m ore tro u b le o f th a t kind. I h ave
STORY FROM T H E START
It w as th e n erv o u s s tr a in of o v e r
sin c e used C alifo rn ia FI* Syrup w ith
work a tte n d a n t upoo r u s tlin g th e new
la the usually quiet horn* e t
him fo r colds a n d u p se t spells. H e
ch u rch Into Red T h ru sh th a t finally
Rsv. Mr. T olllvsr of K«4 T hrush.
llkea It because It ta s te s so *ood and
Io w a bis m o th srlsss daughter*.
re su lte d In 4 n e rv o u s re ac tio n and
I Ilka It because It h elp s him so w on
H slsn. Miriam and K ltsn— \Jtn -
p hysical w earin g dow n w hich led at
derful!?
* sr S lla " —are busy “groom ing“
last to te m p o ra ry b lin d n ess, a cloud
th s lr siste r M arjory for p a rtic i
C alifornia FI* S y ru p h a s been th e
pation In the "beauty pageant*
over bis eyes, a th ic k m ist fogging his
tru s te d sta n d b y o f m o th e rs fo r o ver
th a t evening. W ith K ddr Ja c k -
vision. R est, tb e s p e c ia lis ts In Uhl
80 years. Lea d in* p h y sic ia n s recom
non. prosperous young fa n n er,
cago sa id he needed, good fin'd, good
her escort. M arjory leavaa for
m end I t It Is p u re ly v e g etab le and
the a n tic ip a te d trium ph.
a ir, a g e n era l build in g up. T h e eye#
w orks w ith N a tu re to re g u la te , tone
w ould be a ll rig h t, w hen he waa all
and stre n g th e n th e stom ach and
rig h t. H e m ust ta k e It easy for s
bow els o f ch ild ren so th ey g et full
CHAPTER 1— Continued
while- And so his eye* w ere c a r e
■sw rishm ent from th e ir food and
fully b a n d ag e d from even th e fa in test
w a ste la elim inated In a norm al way.
W hile G inger com plained, however, light, to In su re co m p le te re la x a tio n
F o u r m illion b o ttles used a y e a r
* k > ws how m others depend on I t Al h e obligingly did her s h a re of th e a n d freed o m from a lra ln . but bis en
tire sy ste m m ust gain » l e n g t h I d
w ays look fo r th e w ord “C a lifo rn ia" tralg h ien ln g . a n d (be du stin g , and
o rd e r to feed s tre n g th to (be w eak
on th e c a rto n to be su re o f g e ttin g be re arra n g in g .
Ills body m ust real
“Nice se n sib le girl* like ours, 00 ened m em bers.
th e genuine.
r tlla no nonsense, no put-on about
Hla m ind m ust re st
HI* Intense a n d
hem
W ork h a rd
Good n a tu re d
e ag e r sp irit m ust re st.
Casy to live with.
But let a m an
But b efo re th is c a ta s tro p h e , th e
larkeo th e horlxon—d isg u stin g , aim
c h u rc h w as a n a ssu re d fact. W ithin
Use Hanford’s
•Ij disgusting. Do you u n d e rsta n d It. a few w eeks, by th e first of Septem
e th e r I ”
her a t lateat. It w ould be ready for
“W e lt p erh ap s— a t l e a s t I am used
Its form al opening.
T b e new |ia r
A ll dualtrs a re authorized to retun d yemr m— ej
0 It." be ev ad ed adro itly .
ter the ft r«t bottle t f not suited
» m a g e e x iste d In blue p r i n t A fter
H elen, re tu rn in g , laughed good
all. a few m o nths o f hltndneaa w as a
istu red ly .
“ Now, now , llttl* one. sm all p rice to pay fo r th is a c h ie v e
A m e ric a H a s P ra c tic a l
loo t be Jealous." th e said.
m ent
" J e a lo u s — Jealoua I
Me.
Je a lo u st
B ro o m -C o rn M o n o p o ly
F reedom from w orry, th e d o c to rs
ealoua of a —a m ale school tea ch e r? "
prom ised, com plete real a n d m en tal
Broom c o m la one of those nut-
H elen frow ned.
“ F a th e r. I wish e ase w ould soon re sto re his sig h t, and
e ra I p ro d u c ts tike cork, th a t a re so
Mr. T olliver, a lth o u g h g re a tly baudl
ou w ouldn't let her say ‘m ale school
p erfectly a d a p te d to th e uses to which
e e c h e r tn th a t losu llln g m an n er
A
they a re put th a t no s u b s titu te lute
■rofessor of m ath em atics w ith tw o d e
been found or Is likely to he found.
T ees la not th e sam e a* a m ale school
It I* alm ost exclusively an A m erican
each er. And besides a s yon know
crop. T h e first broom -corn m arket tn
ery well, b e Isn't going to teach for
tb la country wus developed by ’he
Rhalfer com m unity a t W alenrllet. N T , ■ver H e la going to w rite textb o o k s.'
"T ex tb o o k s I Bnt th ey 'v e alread y
o t te x tb o o k s Don't tell me th e y 're
In the eeriy p a rt o f th e E ighteenth
t>lng to disco v er m ore m ath e m a tic s to
c en tu ry liroom -com ra isin g a n d broom
m ilking w ere largely in th e hands of n ake ns lea rn ."
"G inger, d o n ’t ta lk bo loud, for good
th e S h a k e rs a n d other* In New Eng
■ess sake. H e'll be hare In i m in u te
lan d , especially In th e C onnecticut
5b 1 H er« be la."
valley. L a te r th e c en ter o f th e Indus
“D isgusting — sim ply
disgusting.*
try sh ifte d to th e Mohawk valley. Un
lin g e r b u rled h e rse lf ones m ore tn
t n well past th e m iddle o f th e c en tu ry
b e d espised p a p er.
New T ork and V irginia contin u ed to
H o race L angley cam e In, g re eted
be th e hroom c o u n try : th en production
le le n w ith a p e rfu n c to ry , before-the-
s ta rte d m oving w estw ard .
am lly kiss, and sbook b an d s w ith Mr.
P a in ty w h ite d re sse s fo r baby or Tolliver.
“ W h a t's th e m a tte r w ith G inger?"
d a u g h te r m ade b e au tifu l by R uss Ball
G inger looked up. “Oh, hello—a re
B lue. T o u r G ro cer h a s it.— Adv.
'ou h e re? I w as Just In te re ste d In—
T h e o rd e r of th e Golden H orseshoe ih," she sto le a look a t th e paper,
w as th e first o rd e r e stab lish e d In th e
w h at U oyd G eorge said to th e Elk*
U nited S ta te s. It w as organized In
-1 m ean, to Coolldge." She nudged
V irginia In 1724.
ter fa th e r w ith a sh a rp little elbow
“ Ellen, «oppose we ruo down end
O f th e p erso n s re p o rte d a s c en ten tave a c ream cooe?
I feel q u ite
a ria n s In th e 1020 U nited S ta te s cen a tlg u e d w ith th e s tra in of living up
sus, 1.501 w ere m en a n d 2,706 w ere
be M a rjo ry -* beauty.
W on't you
women.
-ome along, M iriam ?
H elen, why
It W as a P le a sa n t House, the Old
lon’t you a n d H orace come, too?”
Brown M ethodist P a rso n a g e a t Red
“ Oh, I doD't th in k so, fa th e r. Not
T h ru sh , Iowa.
h la tim e, th a n k g Ton go. And do
by Ethel Iiueston
if
Irwin Myers
I'
AS FIR ST A ID
Balsam of Myrrh
r
ONE PRESCRIPTION
MADE FAMILY DOCTOR
FAMOUS
teep a n eye on G inger. S h e's so apt 10
•reak out unexpectedly, you know ."
But G inger, d isd a in in g a n sw er, srlib
trea t h a u te u r led th e way down th e
lag s tone p a th th a t c u rled th ro u g h the
creen grass.
CHAPTER II
Beldora h a s a n y single a ct b e en
Of greater benefit to mankind th a n
th a t o f Dr. Caldwell in 1885, w h e n
b e w ro te the prescription w h ic h
h a s c a rrie d his fame to the fo u r
c o rn e rs o f the earth.
O v e r and over, Dr. Caldwell
w ro te th e prescription as he found
men, women and children suffering
fro m those common symptoms o f
constipation, such as coated tongue,
b a d breath, headaches, gas, nausea,
biliousness, no energy, lack o f
appetite, and similar things.
Demand for this prescription
grew so fast, because of the pleas
ant, quick way it relieved such
symptoms of constipation, that by
1888 Dr. Caldwell was forced to
have it put up ready for use.
Today, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
as it is called, is always ready at
any drugstore.
COULD NUT
SLEEP
Helped B y Lydia E. Pink-
ham’» Vegetable Compound
F a lrh av e n , Mass.—"I am ta k in g
L y d ia E. P ln k h a m 's V egetable Com
pound d u rin g the
C hange of L ife ami
1 th in k It Is a won
derfu l tonic. W hen
I feel nervous a n d
run-dow n m y h u s
band gets m e a bot
tle rig h t aw ay. I t
is a g re a t help to
m e and I th in k
th a t If o th e r people
would only ta k e It
w hen th ey feel a ll
__________________run-dow n a n d tak e
It a t the d ire c tio n s say, th ey w ould
find it a g re a t b e n e fit My w o rst sym p
tom s w ere n erv o u sn ess a n d tire d feel
ings. I could n o t sleep n ig h ts and I
did n o t c are a bout m y w ork. I was
*0 nervous I w ould c ry If anyone
looked a t m e “— M ss. A da B ess *. 139
W ashington S t r e e t F a lrh a v e n , Mar-
Bible from cover to cover. a n d hi»
every thought w ae c e n te re d uimmi his
work so th a t bla serm o n s did not
d e te rio ra te . J u s t a little reel, fre e
dotu from killing w orry. If only th e re
_3 l
w ere m ore money I
If th e glrla felt a n x ie ty on hla a c
count, bravely they g ave no algo
A
hu n d red dollar* a m onth la not a
g reat ileal of money on w hich to su p
port a fam ily a n d m alm iil.i th re e
d a u g h te r« lu school. And Mr. T olllvet
h a d never relinquished h ’s old custom
of tith in g —a ten th of hla utile for the
Lord If atm ieilutea tl.e g irls felt th at
fen dollure a m onth could b e tte r be
*|w red from tin ch u rch th a n irviu the
p a rso n ag e , th a t tb e Lord In Ills atfiu
d ic e m ight heitei he d e p riv e d th a n
th e p a sto r lu hla poverty, they did
oot com plain. E llen th o u g h t about It.
o f course, foi alia w as tu rh u ent.
given to tu rb u le n t th o u g h ts
It waa
h e r h lrth w hich hint coat th e home
Its m other.
I’erh ap * It w as aorry
know ledge ot w hat site had cost th e
fam ily th a t s tirre d her to a g reat
e a g e rn e s s to do so m ething fur them
th a t d e te rm in e d het to c arry life be-
fore her w ith a high a u d triu m p h a n t
W hile th la shingled hom e h a s an a p p e a ra n c e of th e D utch colonial, It will
band
P e rh a p s It waa ouly her youth
be noticed by th e floor plan th a t It la «lightly d ifferent. At th e fro n t a re th e
for ah« waa oot yet sev en teen . It w es
living a n d d in in g room s but th e c e n tra l hall Is a b se n t. T hl* hom e c o n ta in s
for th is tu rb u le n c e 01 Iter* th a t she
five room s a n d a ami p a rlo r a t th e end.
w as know n a s G inger Ella.
s ta ir s to th e second flo o r T hro u g h
By W. A. RA D FO RD
H elen, who w as tw e n ty -th re e year*
Mr. W ltlU ni A lU ittord will an sw er a rn se d o pening la th e d ining room ,
old. a fte r tw o y e a rs c f tra in in g a t th e
ru o stlo n a and «!*• advice HIKhl OF 11 feet slittare, a n d to th e rig h t o f It
norm al school, h a d se rv ed for tw o COST
on all subject« p .rU In ln * lu
year* aa a te a c h e r ui a neighboring p ra ctic a l horns budding, for tb s re a d la th e kitch en , T feet fi Inches by 11
tow n. H er sm all check com ing Into e rs of th is paper. On account of hla feet 0 Inches. A fine fe a tu re o f thl*
hom e la a suit m om , w hich Is 1.1 feet
th e p a rso n a g e every m onth had meiinl wlda axparlanca aa adllor, a u th o r and
u fa ctu ra r, ha Is, w ithout doubt, tha
long by 7 feet fi Inches wide. Alm ost
so m ething alm ost a k in to rtchoeea h m lg an h aa
t a u th o rity on a ll thvai iu b -
cnntln u o u a w indow s m ake It a light,
un til th e u n accu sto m ed ex p en se of Jacta. Addrcaa a ll Inqulrtca tn W illiam
m edical tre a tm e n t* h a d m ad e su ch A. lladford. No. «0? South D earborn a iry a n tin g room, tt ta con n ected w ith
vo racio u s d em an d s U|M>n them . Now S tra at. C hicane til., and only Incloaa th e llvlug room by a cased opening and
tw o -cen t a la 010 fo r reply.
th e tw in s also w ere read y to go Into
O ne re aso n for th e p o p u larity o f th e
th e n o rm al school for tra in in g lu (be
fall. G lnget fe lt th a t It wa» a reel D utch colonial ty p e o f a rc h ite c tu re I*
Hint It gives an a ttra c tiv e e x te rio r
e x tra v a g a n c e on th e p a rt o f th e fam
w ith very little . If any, w a ste o f In
IIy to asauine th e ex|>enae 01 e d u ca t
Ing M arjory to le a c h school.
T h a i sid e space. T h e ro o f lines a re broken
m oney m ight b e lte i be sa v e d
M a r by d o rm e rs w hich e x te n d th e length
Jory waa beau rlfu l. T h e obvious end o f th e b uilding on both front and
of b e au ty I* m a rria g e to g re a t f o r haek an th a t th e house a p p e a rs sm all,
but Is In re a lity a tw o-atory home.
tune.
From her e a rlie st childhood
‘ W hile th e shingled hom e show n In
In her queer, sm all h e a rt. G inger Ella
had sa c re d ly ded icated her b e au tifu l th e acco m p an y in g lllu a tru tlo n h u i th e
sla te r to th a t high « e la te Mbs w ould a p p e a ra n c e o f a D utch colonial. It will
be noted by th e floor p lan th a t It la
e n ric h tb e fam ily by m arriag e .
slig h tly d iffere n t. In th e tru e t>utch
In her Inexperienced youth. G lnget
colonial th e living room usu ally ru n s
Second F lo o r P lan .
d ivided all m en n n su lly Into th re e
a t one end th ro u g h th e d e p th of th e
g e n era l g ro u p s —re g u la r m en ro m an tic
h o u se ; th e e n tra n c e d oor Is In the
th e re Is a doorw ay In to It from the
figure* a n d base p re te n d e r*
R egular
r e n te r a n d th e d ining room and k itc h d in in g room.
m en w e ts like her fa th e r, se ttle d , o r
en on th e o p p o site side, tn th is de
T h e a la lrs lead to a c e n tra l hull on
bane, a n d Im m une to sex. IJ k e Eddy
sign th e s ta n d a rd colonial floor plan
th e second floor off o f w hich open
Jack so o . G luger called him a re g u la r
h a s been ch an g ed so th a t th e e n tra n c e
tw o bedroom s. T h e on* a ’ th e front
E ddy Ja c k so n had been one ot th e ir d oor Is a t one end a n d lenila d irectly
Is un u su ally larg e, be'.og II feet 0
first frien d * w hen th e T o lliv e rs cam e in to th e living room w hich e x te n d s
Inches w ide by 18 ie*l long w ith tw o
to R ed T h ru sh .
H e w as a fa rm e r
c lo se ts al i k : <-ud. T h e o th e r room Is
Not
hat G inger called w hat E ddy
a c o rn e r room II feet by U fe et fi
Ja c k so o did farm ing. T h e neig h b o rs
Inches w ith an u n u su a lly la rg e closet
did oot call It th a t, a lih e r. G in g er
off of It. T h e b a th ro o m occuple* th e
E lla called tt playing.
They called
o th e r c o rn e r o f th e house.
U kid gloving
Eddy Ja c k so o w as an
T h is hom e la e x ac tly 24 feet sq u a re,
a g ric u ltu ris t, a n e x p e rim e n ta list
He
ex clu siv e o f th e sun room projection.
w as of fba new achooi. one of thiw e
T h is size m ak e s It su ita b le for a r a th
w ho s tu d ie s th e lan d a s a m echanic
e r n a rro w lo t b u t. o f course, th«
s tu d ie s bla tools.
T h e neighbor»
la rg e r th e lot th e b e tte r, fo r It la th e
lau g h ed a t w hat they c alled hla high-
su rro u n d in g s a n d plan tin g * w hich
d ln k u se s— hut th e fa ct th a t he mail*.
m ak e th e hom e a ttra c tiv e .
In spot ra s h every y e tr . n e arly tw ice
In c o n stru c tio n th e house Is built
a s m uch money a s U.ey did from th e
o f fram e and h a t It* o u tsid e w alla
sam e am oonf of laud, gav* him a
covered w ith shingle*. T h e us* of
c e rta in a u th o rity am ong them . T hey
sh in g les e n ab les th e hom e b u ild e r to
said he w ns lucky, but th ey w ent to
get aoiue very a ttra c tiv e effects, a*
Fir*»
Floor
P
lan.
him tor advice.
sh in g les m ay tie had In th e «livery
T h e re w a s a long low b uilding on th e length o f th e house ra th e r thuu
tone, w hich is so a ttra c tiv e In hnm aa
bla fa rm w hich G in g er colled tbe th e depth.
n e a r th e sc a co a st. T h e anlt sea a ir
sa c re d shed. Eddy Ja c k so o called It
In tim e tu rn s th e o rd in a ry u n p a ln le d
T h e floor plnn w hich accom panies
th e lab
And th e re , w ith m icroscope* th e e x te rio r view o f th e hom e show s
sh in g le Into a silv ery ton*.
a n d plate* a n d c u rto n a tube* and tb e a rra n g e m e n t o f th e five room s the
T h is la a very fine hom e building
q u e er liquid* a n d funny little boxes house c o n ta in s a n d th e size o f each
design fo r a sm all fam ily. It la not
a n d b o ttle s a n d c a n s ul sa n d a n d soil. one. It w ill be n o trd th a t th e living
exp en siv e to bulltl a n d I* moat a ttr a c
Eddy Ja c k so n did at rin g * th in g s room la 23 fe et long nnd 11 feet fi tiv e from th e e x te rio r a n d provide*
w ith mil. w ith se e d s a n d s p ro u t»
a room y, c o m fo rtab le borne.
Inches w ide. A t one c o rn e r runa th e
O ften , d u rin g th e su m m er, young
men, stu d e n ts from tb e s ta te u n lv e r
su ch a su b s ta n tia l so lu tio n o f th e
title s , cam e a o d sta y e d a t th e fa rm —
problem , due to th e fa c t Hint th è
w hich Eddy called F ay D irt —a n d j
fo u n d a tio n w all Is dam p even though
hobnoabed ubout w ith him fra te rn a lly 1
A rem edy f e r w et c e lla rs seem s to th e c o atin g d<ies keep m o istu re from
But w hen Eddy to ld them to d o any
thing, they obeyed a s If they w ere be so u g h t by a g re a t m any people p e n e tra tin g to th a In te rio r o f the
se rv a n ts.
And so th ey w ere.
Bui w ho h ave bought sm all hom es w ith in c ellar.
not th e s e rv a n ts of Eddy Jn c k a o n — ; [ th e p a s t few year*. T h e beat rem edy,
s e rv a n ts ot th e soil, t l th e s ta te , the o f co u rse, hi to "lock th e d oor before
j th e h o rse Is sto le n ." In o ilie r w ords,
g re a t fa rm in g s la te of Iow a.
So E ddy Ja c k so n , for all hla yonth w a te rp ro o f th e fo u n d a tio n a ' th e tim e
W hen th e need* o f a gro w in g fa m i
and hla so m etim es filppant way ot th e house Is b u ilt so th a t w n te r will
dealing w ith se rio u s su b je c ts, fitted not h ave a c h an c e to get In. Since ly get to th e point w here a little e x tra
sp a c e w ould sa v e a g re at deni o f w ear
in to G in g e r's classificatio n aa re g u la r th is la not po ssib le In hom es a lre a d y
—Just like h e r fa th e r,
l ie nevet bu ilt, th e follow ing m ethods a re su g nnd te a r on disp o sitio n s, go to th e
liaaem ent a n d p onder. E ven If th e re
w axed se n tim e n ta l,
l ie o e v er sue g e sted :
cum bed to w hat ahe b itte rly term e d 1 T h e m is t a o tlsfn c to ry m ethod o f la m oney w ith w hich to liutld a n a d d i
tion, even If a rc h ite c tu re a n d ground
“ p aw ing." lie w ent at-oui w ith H elen k eep in g o u t d a m p n e ss nnd gro u n d
m ake th is possible, c o n sid er th e pnaal-
u n til I’rofeaaor 1-ariglej a tta in e d the w a te r Is to p re v en t ll* e n try Into th e
h e ig h ts of m onopoly In her tim e as fo u n d a tio n w all by a w a te rp ro o f c o a t blllH es o f c e lla r ro n v e rs lo n ; to build
well aa her affection, a n d th e n be ing on th e e x te rio r fa ce o f th e w all. un a d d itio n to th e house Is not
obligingly tra n s fe rre d his a tte n tio n s T h la c o a tin g m ay ta k e th s sh a p e o f econom ic w hen th # rem ovnl o f tra s h ,
u su a lly a fire a n d h e alth m enace, from
one Inch w a te rp ro o f cem en t trow elled
to th e tw ins, ta k in g th em In te r
o n to th e w all, o r If se rio u s w a te r c o n th e c e lla r a n d th e e x p e n d itu re o f a
chan g eah ly acco rd in g to th e occasion
little th o u g h t, tim e nnd m oney will
d itio n s a rc disco v ered a t a r p a p e r a n d
or both to g eth e r, a o d som etim es, al
pro v id e e x tra living space.
tho u g h sh e a lw ay s p ro te s te d . G inger hot p itc h m em b ran e m ay lie req u ire d
to a s s u re k eep in g out th e w a ter.
I f th e need la fo r a d d itio n al sle ep
herself.
1 E ith e r o f th e above w ould re q u ire ing accom m odation*, a a le -p lu g porch
(TO BC CONTINUED.)
th a t th e g ro u n d a ro u n d th e house he b u ilt over th e open porch o r sunroora
e x c a v a te d aufflclently to allow a w o rk will p ro bably » liv e th e p ro b le m ; hut
If th e need la fo r a atu d y room for
m an to a p p ly th is coating.
It Is fe asib le w h ere th e w a te r It not th e c h ild ren , o r a rain y dny playroom ,
u n d e r heavy p re ssu re , L e., w here a den o r idle* fo r dnd, o r apace fo r
th e re a re no sp rin g s, but only su rfa c e e n te rta in in g , th e n a few e x tra e le ctric
Is th e A m erican, Im p rin te d In New w a te r to c o n te n d w ith, to apply a outlet*, n p n rtltlo n p erh ap * a n d som e
p a in t Judiciously used hcluw s ta irs wID
T ork, 1866, a n d b ro u g h t o u t by Ap w a te rp ro o f c o a tin g i n th # Inside 0 /
pleton a n d com pany. T h la e d itio n wa* fh e fo u n d a tio n w all thn* avoiding th e p ro b ab ly do th e trick .
hound u p from th e E nglish s h e e ts of u p se ttin g o f th e g ro u n d s a ro u n d th e
th e 1805 e dition. Its v a lu e ls aboul hot xe. T h e m ost g e n era lly ad o p te d
m eth o d Is th e o n e Inch th ic k n e ss of
$250.
Plum bing nnd h e a lin g su p p lies In
w a te rp ro o f cem ent tro w e lled on sim
ila rly to th e Job su g g e ste d fo r th e clu d e In n u m era b le producta, sizes and
L ooked L ika It
e x te rio r fa ce o f th e w all. T h is la not type*.
T b e c a r wus u n u su a lly crow ded, and
an liioffi-nslveiieiklng little m an ucct
esp ecially w hen gnlvanlzed, la c a u s
d e n ta lly ste p p ed upon a n o th e r's toe.
ing It to b s used n u irs a n d m o rs In
"Y ou clum sy fool I" ro a re d th e In
build in g c o n stru ctio n .
ju re d m an. clasp in g Ms foot a n d mae-
S ince th e m eta l house re s is ts fire,
P u re Iron la uaed fo r » p e d a l p u r
sngtng It very gently. “ You m ight
pose« In h ouse c o n s tric tio n , one o f It ta k e s a low er In su ra n c e ra te . M ain
have bro k en my Instep.
te n a n c e co sts a re g re a tly reduced.
An a b je ct apology fa iled to a p p e a se th e m ost Im p o rta n t o f w hich Is m etal
A m eta l-fra m e d ho u se th a t Is p rop
him In th e slig h te st.
i la th .
e rly gro u n d ed la also fre e from the
"D o you think my fe et w ere m ade
M etal la th Is w idely used because
d a n g e r o f being stru c k tiy lightning.
for a n Idiot to w alk o n V tie de- a cc o rd in g to th e u n d e rw rite rs’ Inborn
m anded.
! to rie s, a u th o ritie s on fire te s ts nnd
“ It alm o st seem s a s If th ey w ere," •'re p re v e n tio n m a tte rs , It will p ro te c t
w as th e q uiet re jo in d e r.— L ondon An j both sid e s of nn o rd in a ry w ood-stud
ded p a rtitio n u n d e r a te m p e ra tu re ns
avvera.
high a s 1.750 degrees F a h re n h e it for
W ith o v e r 1X1,000,000 A m ericans
n p w srd a o f one hour.
Som e o f th e
living In fram e houses, It m ay tru ly
S o m e th in g O m itte d
b e st m etal Inth now o b ta in a b le la
he said th a t o u r c iv ilizatio n Is hnllt
M odeling In clay, now ta u g h t to rid i
m ad e o f p u re Iron.
on wood. U n fo rtu n a te ly not a ll th e
d ren In m any e le m e n ta ry schools, I*
E av e s tro u g h s, down spouts, flash lu m b e r produced Is pul to use u n d e r
ta k e n very serio u sly by som e o f thn
p ro p e r co ndition o f seaso n in g s n d ns-
in g s nnd so on a re m ade o f p u re Iron
young sc u lp to rs. Judging from a sto ry
””
1 ’
sem hly, a n d ninny m illions o f con
K.
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b e ca u se It re s is ts ru s t so effectively,
told by Mre. L au ra K night A. R. A ,
n
frm n nl((t.p ro . sum er* su ffe r se v e re losses th ro u g h
A frie n d o f h e rs w as one o f a p a rty 1 m oling Im pnritlea so comm on In o rd i fa ilu re to olitnln m axim um service.
who w ere Inspecting th e w o rk s of n a ry Iron a n d steel, It re sists th e c o r
W ood In Its orig in al s t a te c o n ta in s
v a rio u s pupils, a n d th ey h a d g a th rosive a ctio n o f m o istu re, sm oke and
m ore m o istu re th a n la d esired . D ry
e red round to look al a s ta tu e tte o f • sa lt a ir.
ing In creases s tre n g th a n d d u ra b ility ,
little old lady which a child o f five or
Iro n n a ils o f g re a t age have been
anil reduces w eight, so d e cre asin g
th e re a b o u ts had Just finished. “ 1 won
found to he In alm o st porfpet c o n freig h t chnrges. S easoning of lum ber
d e r w hat th e old Indy Is th in k in g
dition. A lisenre o f Im p u rities Is given
Is In re a lity s refining process. Just
s h o u t T ’ som ebody »aid. “ Oh sh e c a n 't
ns th e reaso n fo r th e ir riiri-re s is ta n rc .
ns Is the Im pregnation w ith p re serv e
th in k ," re p lied th e tin y sc u lp to r, “I 8o th e g re a t d u ra b ility o f p u re Iron,
lives.
d id n 't m ak e her sn y b ru in s."
Shingles Give Attractive Touch
to Modified Dutch Colonial Home
Lo» Angele» Boy
Needed Help
It waa a p le a sa n t Couse, the old
trow n M ethodist p a rso n ag e a t Red
Thrush, Iowa.
W hile It w as old In
>olnt of y e ars. It w as not called the
ild p a rso n ag e for Its age. b at because
1 new one w as In projection.
It Is tru e th a t It boasted all m odern
approvem ents, bat they w ere Im
irovem ents so obviously added to c a te i
a s p ro g ressiv e g en era tio n th a t they
ltte d but In barm oatousiy Into Its geD
iral contour. T h e bathroom bad been
ta ln sta k ln g ly Installed In a c o rn er
tedroom . E le ctricity had been w ired
n, at a s tittle expense a s possible. A
Nirnace had been In 're d u c e d Into a
e lla r room, a n d a t th a t tim e, to fa
'lllta te th e piping, th e p a rtitio n be-
w een p a rlo r and slrtln g room bad
teen rem oved to m ake one targe Ha
ng room . In s tric t conform ity w ith
h e style.
It w as th e living room w hich boasted
h e second c h arm of th e old house,
n th e form o f a c irc u la r s ta irc a s e rls
ng g randly from th e hack of th e
■«torn P erhaps, In th e m ost technical
thraseology, It w as not a lto g e th e r a
r lrc jla r sta irc a s e , but It curved g ra c e
■ully upw ard, a n d gave the sam e
-ffect. T h e glrla loved It.
Rut w here th e old p a rso n ag e was
nerely of a d ra b p lea sa n tn e ss, the
iew one waa to l>e a mot,el of m odern
irc h lte c tu re . It waa to have ele ctric
e frig e ra tlo n —a p a rso n ag e 1 Only five
louses in Red T h re s h had ele ctric re
■rlgeratlon— th e new parsonag« would
'a th e sixth.
In th e tru e sense i t the "D iscipline,
he ild p a rsonuge w as no p a rso n ag e at
ill. Ii waa m erely a bouse, ow ned by
1 m em ber, a n d ren ted to tb e c h u rrb
’or Its p a sto ra l use foi ten d o lla rs t
nonth.
T he .Methodist church had
h ru st its sm all sp lra above the sur-
•oundlng m aples w oen th e re w ere do
n ore th an • dozen nouzea In th e
ow nship a sta u n c h little testim ony
0 th e In d e fa tig a b le d e te rm in a tio n ot
•arly M ethodism
The building itself
; la d oof been m uch In Its hem dnvs
tnd w aa n o th in g a t all tn these, It»
1 worst ones As anyth in g hut a cburi-li
t w ould have been abandoned for
m e t i c a l purpose* year* ago.
It w aa tb e grow ing re a liz a tio n —an d
t take* a ch u rch group m any y e a rs to
{row op to th is re a liz a tio n —o f the
iboslute need for m ore am ple accom-
D elatio n * th a t brought Mr. T olliver
:o Ited T h ru sh . T h e d istric t su p e r
n ten d e n t had been ask ed to pick out
1 “ h u stle r" to put th e new church
>ver on th e congregation. Mr. Tol
iver waa known as « h u stler, a n d so
, ae cam e w ith hla fo u r d a u g h te rs to
I rhe shabby brow n parso n ag e In the
capped I d his w ork, did not w orry as
to tb e final outcom e. T ru e, upon bis
first visit to th e doctors, som e th re e
m onths previous, th ey bad thought a
m outh’s tim e w ould be am ply suth
clent for his recovery, a n d a t th e e a1
of th e m onth th e niist w as still durk
upon him. A nother m onth, a n d still
tb e m ist. He should h ave re tu rn e d
som e d a y s ago for ] th ird exanilna
tioo a n d tre a tm e n t, but tb e financial
situ a tio n In th e p a r» -u » g e w as such
a s to re n d er th is Im possible. H e told
him self th e re w as no h u rry , he would
go soon. For w hat w ith th e trav e l
and hotel expense*, a n d m edical tre a t
m eats, th e burden of his m isfo rtu n e
w as m ore financial th a n physical
But all th is w as only for a short
tim e. W hen th e new c h u rch w as *
fact accom plished, he fell It would
be e asie r for hts a rd e n t sp irit to find
tbe rest th a t w ould m ean re sto ra tio n
for hla eyes. H e felt 00 so rt of re
sen tm en t for hla affliction He got on
very well. T h e g irls w ere good, they
helped him g re atly . T h e m em ber*
w ere p a rle n t, full of sy m pathy, be
cau se they loved him. H e knew bis
Treatment of Basement
Walls to Keep Water Out
Remodel the Basement
if More Room Is Needed
Bidders Set Own Prices on Rare First Editions
T h e re ls a recent sto ry o f a m an
who took hla old copy o f “Alice In
W o n d erlan d " to a B oston bookstore
to be rebound. T h e b o o k sto re clerk,
who recognized th e book a t a first e d i
tion. Is rep o rted to h ave to ld th e c u s
tom er th a t tb e book w a s w orth $6.54X1
T h e value of first edition* flu ctu ate s
w ith th e condition of th e copy, und
In p a rtic u la r w ith th e p erso n bidding
for th e volum e. T h e first editio n ot
"A lice In W onderland." London, 1865
Is very r a re a n d co nseq u en tly m uch
sought by collector«. Its v-Hlue is at»
proxim ately $3,500; a p re se n ta tio n
copy m ight be w orth m ore. T hl* Is
because th e a u th o r w ithdrew th e b*H»k
from c irc u la tio n sh o rtly a fte r It wn*
published, a s he did not th in k th e Il
lu stra tio n s cam e out well. T hey w ere
by Jo h n T ennlel, w ho w as also re p o rt
ed to be dissatisfied w ith them .
T h e n e x t edition cam e out In I-on
don In 1866 and Is w o rth about (350
to $500. T b e th ird v a lu ab le edition
H e Really Lived
Good K ing WeiuM-alas, who peeked
o u t o f th e w indow a t th e c eleb ra tio n
o f tb e fe ast of S tep h en , la usually re
gard ed a s a m ythical person. H e Is
said to have really lived, how ever, and
th e th o u sa n d th a n n iv e rsa ry of hla
b irth Is about to be c eleb ra ted .
In
P olish his nam e w as V aclav, w hich
som ehow got tra n s fo rm e d Into th e G er
m an W enzel a n d so becam e W enees-
Ina. T h e re a re m any o th e r sto rlea told
about hla goodness b e sid es th a t of the
C hrtstm n* carol.
Plumbing and Heating
Many Uses for Iron in
Construction of Homes
Seasoned Lumber Brings
Strength and Durability
Acidity
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j
j
i
T h e com m on c a u s e o f d ig estiv e dlffl.
c u llies I* e x cess a rid . Nods c an n o t
a lte r th la condition, a n d It h u n ts th e
sto m ach .
H om ethlug th a t will n e u
tra lis e th e a rid ity la th e Benalbl*
th in g to ta k e . T h a t la w hy p h y sic ia n s
tell th e p u b lic to u se I'lillllp e Milk o f
M agnesia.
0
On* spo o n fu l o f th is d e lig h tfu l prep-
a ra tlo n c an n e u tra lis e m any tim e s Its
volum e In acid. It a c ta I n s ta n tly ; re-
lie f Is quick, a n d very a p p a re n t. All
g a s la d is p e lle d ; a ll so u rn e ss Is soon
g o n e ; th e w hole eystein la aw eetened.
Do tr y th la p e rfe c t a n ti acid, a n d r e
m em b er It I* Ju st a s good for c h ild ren ,
too, a n d p le a s a n t fo r them lo tak e,
A ny d ru g s to re h a s th e genuine, pro-
n c rlp tlo n al pro d u ct.
P h illips
L
M ilk
,
of Magnesia
Mutami A d m i r a t i o u
Ilow to becom e a n In te lle c tu a l?
W ell, y«u call on* o f them a g re a t
th in k e r and th en b* «alla you a g re a t
th in k e r, a n d th e re you a re .—San F ra n
cisco U hronlcla.
C oast to C oast good G rocers sell and
recom m end Ritas B all Blue. Ile tte i
vatu* th a n any o ilie r .- Adv.
H y p * • t l l i a g Chicken»
T o w eigh a 'h lck en w ithout tying
Its feet, tuck Its head un d er Ita wing,
aw ing It a ro u n d a few tlm «a and tt
will lie still on tb e scale«. — F a rm a n d
r i reside.
Uhis
little
CopperRivet
at all Strain points
Plus
Extra Heavy;
Tested Denim in
LEVI STRAUSS
Waist Overalls
Insure long
wear
AN6W F R E E
PAIR.
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Askfor Levi’s
Reliable Merchandue since 1853
C a l S o u n d e d A la rm
“M u rd e rI M u rd e r!" w as th e m es
sage a n e x cited niun telep h o n ed to
■ louse S erg ean t B u tler, o f Hut P h il
adelp h ia polire. S ergenut B u tle r te n t
S e rg e an t I »ever In a hnndlt c h a se to
Inv estig ate. In a v acan t house D over
found a big black r a t w ith Ita head
tra p p e d tn a coffee can a n d pro d u cin g
a good Im ita tio n o f a terrifie d w om an'«
scream *. F ifte e n m lnutea w ith a h a ck
saw freed th e c at.
Food fo r Thought
Moron—Will marring« settle my
troubled mind?
Robot—No, but It will give you
something new to worry about.
The Right W ay to
Redye Fine Silks
Textile makers al
ways u s e special
dves for silk or wool.
They know that is
the best way. The
makers o f Diamond
Dyes are the first to
enablo home dyers to
fo llo w this plan.
„ _ _ r ,
Next time you want to dye tome
o f your more valuable articles o f
■Ilk o r wool, try the tptrial Dia
mond Dyea tn Ike Bint Packagt.
They will j;lve these materials
clearer, more brilliant colors than
any "all-purpose’’ dye. A nd they
are Just as easy to use as ordinary
dyes. Like the w kilt package Dia
mond Dyes, these dyes contain an
abundnrj# of the highest quality
anilines. The Hu» parting» dye*
silk or wool only; the u-kiit pack-
ag* dyea, or tint», any material.
Either package; 15c, drugstores.
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OH pinata«] la l i s t by D r. Guild, Bpaetallat In rwaplr»-
tory i II i s u m . Also rallrra u catarrh. Standard rum-
•dy a t druffffaüi : tft runts, 14 rents and 91, pow dar
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