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T U B Q O LD H I L L N E W 8 , JA C K S O N C O U N T Y , O REG O N
“BAYER ASPIRIN’*
PROVED SAFE
Take without Fear as Told
’'SON OF K A Z A N
by-
In “Bayer” Package
JA M ES OLIVER
CURVOOD.
copyrucnr by DOUBt M ay f
" X
W N V H arvlss
Does not affect
the Heart
Unleau you mm the “R ayer Crosri
'on pai'kuir» or on tableta you are not
g e tt lug thu gannii'« B uyer A kplrln ¡
I proved s a fe by m illion s nini prescribe!
i by physielnnM ov«r tw enty-fivo yours foi
Colds
N eu ritis
Toot hucha
N euralgia
lle u d a d le
Lum bago
Itheum nllsm
Pain. P alli
K a d i unbroken “ R nyer“ p u ck sge con
tains proven directions. H and y boxes
o f tw elv e tablet* coat few ren ts. D rug
i Minis also sell b o ttles o f 24 and 100
H I8 F IR S T B A T T L E
B yn o p a l» — Bare« Is h o rn In s
v a s t lu n u la u l f a lle n t im b e r t h a t
■ h u t» o u t th e l l s h t o f d a y .
Ila
la th a son o f K a x a n , th a do g, a n d
o f G r a y W o lf , th a b lin d w o lf. H a
tn a k r a th a a v q u a ln ta n c a o f h la
fa th e r and
a u n llu h t f o r th a
flr a t tim e .
H a g a la th a uaa o f
h la la g a
C h a p te r I —-C ontinued
course of Baree’s life , just ns tlie
blinding o f G ray ■ W o lf -had changed
tiers. T he creek ran close past the
stub, which had been shriven by ligh t­
ning ; und this stub stood In a a tlll,
dark place In the forest, surrounded
hy tall, black spruce and enveloped in
gloom even In broad day. M any times
Buree had gone to the edge o f this
mysterious bit o f forest und hud
lieered In ciitlously, and w ith a grow ­
ing desire.
On this day of his great b attle Ita
lure was overpowering. L ittle by little
he entered Into It, Ids eyes shining
brightly anil Ids ears alert fo r the
slightest Mounds that might come out
o f It.
Ills heart beat faster.
T he
gloom enveloped him more. H e forgot
the w in d fa ll and Kazan and G ray
W olf. Here before bitn lay the th rill
of adventure.
H e heard stranger
sounds, hut very soft sounds, as it
made by padded feet and downy
wings, nnd they filled him w ith a
thrillin g expectancy. Under Ills feet
there were no grass o r weeds or flow ­
ers, hut a wonderful brown carpet o f
soft evergreen needles.
T hey fe lt
good to Ids feet, und were so velvety
that he could not heur Ills <Avn move­
ment.
H e was fu lly three hundred yards
from the w in d fall when he pussed
UohiMunlsew's stub and Into a thick
growth of young balsams. And there
— directly In his path— crouched the
m o n ster!
Papayuchlsew (Young O w l) was not
more than a th ird ns large as Baree.
But he was a te rrify in g looking ob­
ject. T o Buree he seemed all head
and eyes. H e could Bee no body at all.
Kazan had never brought In n^ythlng
like this, nnd fo r n fu ll h a lf m inute
he rem ained very quiet, eyeing It spec
ulatlvely. Papayuchlsew did not move
a feather. But as Baree advanced, a
cautious step at a time, the bird's ejes
In a way Rnree sensed tills. lie was
not a fra id of the owls, lie was not
a fra id o f the strange blood-curdling
cries they made In the b la rk spruce-
tops. Kut once feu r entered Into him,
mid lie scurried back to Ills mother.
It was when one o f the winged hunt­
ers of the a ir swooped down on a
v
k
, « £ > < > -
snowshoe rabbit, und the aquenllng
agony of the doomed creature get Ills
heart thumping lik e a little hammer.
O
_ ____ MMi Health?
He felt In those cries the nearness of
P ro m o te H air G row th
that one ever-present tragedy o f the
w ild —death.
H e felt It again that
C loth F ro m P in eap p le»
night when, snuggled close to Gray
( In Prance a new fab ric that prom
W olf, be listened to the fierce outcry
tscM In become popular Is made front of n wolf-pack that was close on the
jpineapple fiber. It looks lik e n mix
heels of n young caribou hull. And
ture o f cam bric mid silk. T h e bleu ti i the meaning of It all, and the wild
not esaenllnlly new us the natives ol
I th rill o f It all, came home to him
A fric a have long made tb e lr list
early In the gray dawn when Kazan
nets from the liber. T h e fiber doe» ! returned, holding between Ids Jaws
not disintegrate us quickly us cotton
a huge rabbit that wan still kicking
niutcrlul. W h ile the A frlcun product
j und squirming w ith life.
Is very crude, the skilled process lc
T his rabbit* W hs the clltqnx In the
France mukea a su|s-rllne cloth. It 1»
first chapter of Baree'» education. It
suld.
was as If G ray W o lf ami Kazan had
Genins
means
the
transcendent planned It all out. on that he might
receive Ida first Introduction In the
capacity o f takin g pulns.-»-Carlyle
art of killing.
When Kazan had
I dropped It. Baree approached the big
hare cautiously.
T he back of Wa-
poos, the rahldt, was broken.
Ills
round eyes were glazed, and he had
' ceased to feel pntn. But to Buree, us
! he dug Ills tiny teeth Into the heavy
fu r under Wupoos' throat, the hare
i was very much alive. T he teeth did
not go through Into the flesh. W ith
I puppyish fiercenesa Bnreo hung on.
' H e thought tliut he was killing. H e
could feel the dying convulsions of
J Wnpoos. H e could hear the last gasp­
ing breaths leaving the w arm body,
und be snarled and tugged until finally
I be fell back w ith a mouthful of fur.
When he returned to the attack, Wa-
poos was quite dead, and Buree con-
' tinned to bite and snarl until G ray
I W o lf cmne w ith her sharp fangs and
| tore the rahhlt to pieces. A fte r that
YOUR
OTOR NEED
I followed the feast.
So Baree came to understand that to
eat meant to k ill, and ns other days
and nights passed, there grew In him
s w iftly the hunger fo r flesh. In this
he was the true w olf. From Kazan
he hud tnken other and stronger In­
friv i« tY o .irD ü l4
heritances of the dog. H e w h s mag­
1 to K O I L ilie I
nificently black, which In In te r days
4 Mona Motor OiLf
gave him the name of Kusketa Mohe-
|[_Kaitio Station J|
kun—the black wolf. On Ills breast
w h s a star.
Ills right ear was tipped
w ith w hite.
Ills tall, at six weeks,
was liusliy and hung low. It was n
J w o lfs tail. Ills enrs were G ray W o lfs
ears— ahgrp, abort, pointed, nlwnya
alert. Ills fore-shoulders gave prom­
And the F ig ht Began.
ise o f being splendidly like Kazan's,
grew
bigger
and the feathers nhont his
mid when he stood up he was like the
, trace-dog, except that he nlwnya stood head rutiled up as If stirred by a bit
sidewise to the point or object he wns o f wind. H e came of a fighting fam ­
wntchlng. This, again, wns the wolf, ily. this little I ’npayuclilsew— a sav­
fo r a dog faces the direction In which age, fearless, and k illin g fam ily— and
even Knzan would have taken note of
he Is looking Intently,
One b rillian t night, wlien Rnree was those ruffling feathers.
W ith a space of two feet between
tw o months old. and when the sky was
filled w ith stars and a June moon so them, the pup and the owlet eyed each
bright thnt It seemed scarcely higher other. In the moment. If Gray W o lf
than the tall spruce-tops, R.iree set­ could hHve seen, she might have said
tled back on his hnunches nnd howled. to B aree: “ Use your legs— and run I"
It wns a first effort. But there wns no And Oohoomlsew, the old owl, might
Fay Lanphier’* Beanty Secreta
mistake In the note of It. It wns the hnve said to Papayuchlsew : “You
wolf-howl. But h moment la te r when little fool— use your wings and fly !”
A LOT of people
.
ask me how it
x s I eels to go
th« way scrnaa the
o all th
They did neither— nnd the fight be­
Baree slunk up to Knzan, ns If deeply
continent,to Atlantic City and then
ashamed of his effort, he wns wag­ gan.
be chosen Miss America. The answer
Papayuchlsew started It, and with n
ging hla tall In an unm istakably
is, 1 would like to help every Califor-
apologetic mnnncr.
And thia again single w ild yelp Baree went hack In a
nis woman make the most of the
charms Nature has given her. Much
wns the dog. I f Tusoo, the dead In- heap, the owlet's beak fastened like n
<lei>cnils on the way von dress—end
[ dlnn trapper, could have seen hltn red-hot vise In the soft flesh at the
most of all on the hats you wear.
I then, he would have Judged him by end o f his nose, T hn t one yelp of sur­
I have written a book on hat styles
j that wagging of Ilia tall. It revenled prise nnd pnln wns Raree's first and
which is yours, F R EE, if you will
just ask me tor it. It tells how hat
I the fact that deep In hla heart— and In Inst cry In the fight. T h e w olf surged
styles originate, what hat is most In ­
*ls soul, If we can concede that he had In h im ; rage nnd the desire to kill
coming to your type, and it illus­
ane— Baree was dog.
possessed him. As Papayuchlsew hung
trates, with my pictures, the hats I
In another way Tusoo would hnve on. he innde a curious hissing sound;
wear, which were copied specially for
me from exclusive Paris models by a
found Judgment of him.
A t two and as Itnree rolled and gnashed Ills
large New York manufacturer. The
months the w o lf whelp has forgotten teeth and fought to free him self from
booklet shown you how to order these
how to play. H e Is a slinking part of thnt amazing grip on his nose, fierce
stunning sport felt hats direct from
the wilderness, already at work prey­ little emirls rose out of his thront.
New York. You may have it F R E E
if you will w rite for it today. I am
ing on creatures sm aller nnd more
F o r fu lly n m inute Baree hnd no
sure it will help you realise your
helpless than himself. • Baree atlll use o f his Jaws. Then, by accident, he
charma of style and attractiveness.
played. In l ilt excursions away from wedged Papayuchlsew In a crotch of
I want you to use the coupon to­
, the w ind fall he had never gone fu rth er a low ground-shrub, anti a hit o f Ills
day so yon can be sure of betng one
of the first California women to have
I than the creek, a hundred yards from nose gave way. H e might have run
the«e styles. I f you wish, write us,
I where his mother lay. He hnd helped then, but Instead o f thnt he wns back
stating headsize mesaused in inches,
j to tea r inuny dead nnd dying rabbits nt the owlet lik e a flash. Flop went
and color preferred, and we w ill send
Into pieces; he believed. If he thought Papayuchlsew on hla hack, and Baree
you hat pictured above, for *4.95
C. 0 . D.
upon the m atter at all, th a t he was ex­ burled hla needle-like teeth In the
P A Y L A N P H IE R .
ceedingly fierce and courageous. But bird's breast. I t wns like trying to
It was Ills ninth week before he fe lt bite through a pillow , the fenthers
AMERICAN VENUS HAT COMPANY
7 7 7 B ro a d w a y , N e w Y ork , N. Y .
Ills spurs mid fought his terrib le battle w ere so close and thick. Deeper and
P le s a s sen d m s, w llh n o t n b lls s t to n .
w ith the young owl In the edge of the deeper Baree aank his fanga, and Just
P a y I.an p h ler'a fr s a b o o k le t ”C" o a
h a t s ty le s .
thick forest.
ns they were beginning to prick the
T he fact that Oohoomlsew, the big owlet's skin, Papayuchlsew—Jabbing a
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snow-owl, had made her nest In a little blindly w ith a beak that snapped
A d d re ss
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broken stub not fa r from the w ind fall sharply every tim e It closed—got him
was destined to change the whole by tbe ear.
C u ticu ra
VG
Soap and
in tm en t
J I& .
pays.
!to stick
to th is
’fetferOil
onaMvtor
FREE!
T h e pain of that hold » a s e x rru c ta t
Ing to Baree. und he made a more dew
pernte effort to get his »«eth through
Ids enemy's thick arm or o f feather*.
Ill the struggle they rolled under the
low hnlsmiis to the edge o f the ravin *
through which ran the creek. Over
the steep edge they plunged, und as
they rolled und humped to the bot­
tom. Baree loosed his hold. I ’ apayuclil-
sew hung v alian tly on, and when they
reached the bottom be still had bis
grip on Raree's ear.
B aree’s nose wns bleeding; III* ear
felt ns If It were being pulled from his
bead; and In tills uncom fortable mo­
ment a newly awakened Instinct made
Baby
I'apnyuchlsew
discover
Ids
wings as a fighting asset. An owl has
never really begun to fight until he
uses his wings, and w ith a Joyous hiss­
ing, Papayuchlsew began heating bis
antagonist so fast and so viciously
that Baree was dazed. H e was com
polled to close his eyes, and lie snapiied
blindly. F o r the first time since ther
b attle began lie felt a strong Inclina­
tion to get away. H e tried to tear
him aelf free w ith his forepaws, but
I ’apayucliisew— slow to reason but of
firm conviction— bung to Buree's ear
lik e grim fate.
A t this critical point, whpn ihe un­
derstanding o f defeat was forming
Itself s w iftly In Raree’s mind, chance
saved him. H is fangs closed on one
of the owlet's tender feet. I ’ apayuchl-
sew gave a sudden squeak. T he ear
|
e
„
snarl of
trium ph Baree gave a vicious tug at
Papaynchlsew's leg.
In the excitement o f b attle -he hnd i
not beard the rushing tum ult of the
creek close under them, and over the
edge of a rock Papayuchlsew and he
went together, the chill w ater of the
rain-swollen stream muffling a final
snurl and a final hiss o f the two little
fighters.
C h a p te r I I
To Papayuchlsew, a fte r Ids first
mouthful of w ater, the stream was al-
moat as safe as the air. for he went
sailing down It w ith the lightness of a
gull, wondering In his slow -thinking
big head why he wns moving so s w ift­
ly and so pleasantly w ithout any effort
of his own.
To B aree It was a different m atter.
lie went down almost like a stone. A
mighty roaring tilled hla ears; It was
dark, suffocating, terrible.
In the
sw ift current he w as tw isted oyer and
over. F o r tw enty feet he was under
water. -Then he rose to the surface
nnd desperately began nsing his legs.
It was of little use. H e had only tim e
to blink once or tw ice nnd catch a
lungful of n lr when he shot into a cur­
rent thnt wns ru n n in g 'lik e a nilllrace
between the butts of two fallen trees,
nnd fo r another tw enty feet the sharp­
est eyes could not have seen h air or
hide of him. H e came up again at the
edge o f a shallow riffle over which the
w a te r ran like the rapids at Niagara
In m iniature, and for fifty or sixty
yards he was flung like a h airy ball.
From this he was hurled In to n deep,
cold p oo l; nnd then— h a lf dead— he
found him self craw ling out on a
gravelly bar.
For a long time Rnree lay there In
a pool of sunshine w ithout moving.
Illg ear hurt h im ; his nose wns raw,
nnd burned ns If ho had thrust It Into
fire.
H is legs and body were sore,
nnd ns he began to w ander along the
gravel bar, he was the most wretched
pup in the world. H e was also com­
pletely turned around.
In vain lie
looked about him fo r some fa m ilia r
m ark— something thnt m ight guide
him bnck to his w indfall home. E very­
thing was strange. H e did not know
th a t the w a te r had flung lilm out on
the wrong side o f the stream, and that
to reach the w indfall he would have
to cross It again. H e whined, hut that
was as loud ns his voice rose. G ray
W o lf could have heard his barking,
fo r the w ind fall was not more than
two hundred and fifty yards up the
stream. But the w o lf In Baree held
him silent, except fo r Ills low whining.
S trikin g the main shore. Baree be­
gan going downstream. T his wns away
from the w ind fall, and each step that
he took carried him fa rth e r and fa r­
ther from home. A t the end o f h alf
an hour Baree would even have wel­
comed Papayuchlsew. And he would
not hnve fought hltn— he would have
Inquired, If possible, the w ay back
home.
W e il, Bare«, has bad his first
battle and come out alive. Also,
he Is lost and homesick. W h at
next?
R adio M etsaget
to O ther W orld»?
Builds up
weak bodies
Recent discoveries, made known by
the president o f England’s R oyal As­
tronom ical society, Indicate th a t the
little dark s ta r on which we live Is
situated not f a r from the center of
the g re a te r universe, something man
In his conceited Ignorance has always
belleve-l. . , , F o r every sun, or
tw in k lin g s ta r In space, there are
many more d ark stars or planets,
which shine, I f a t all, by reflected
light. T h is destroys one o f p rim itiv e
mun'a Illusions th a t the sky and sun
and stars w ere all created fo r the
benefit o f h im self and his fellows
alone.
In these millions o f unseen
w orlds there must be others sim ilar­
ly situated as o u r earth, on which
the same form s o f life have appeared
and exist. One o f these days radio
inay be tierfected to the point where
the people o n , one planet may ex­
change messages w ith those on an­
other. It Is a fur-distant probability
but not on im possibility.— Capper's
W eekly.
" F l[ k t t t o mn» th il
l» g < r'J tro m Horn-
tu.k Iro u ilf, d i t t i -
■*»», sereeaxssxs
ood h l n u gala.
Taoloc Moppad a il
L'/.'aZ. / am ZJ. J0-
Jpo/iit It food, Z ila .p
well a o d f.a ! like SO.
I tto d tf rtcom m tod
T a o lo c. “
H lla t
Jc&otoo, S9S Cote
f in d . M io ».
F ro m M other N a tu re ’s storehouse
w e have gathered the roots, barks
and herbs which are compounded,
u nd er the famous T an la c form ula,
to m ake Tanlac.
I f your body Is w eak and under­
nourished. i f you can’t sleep o r eat,
have stomach tro ub le o r burning
rheum atism . Just you see how
quickly T an la c can help you back
to health and strength.
Don't delay ta k in g T an lac an­
other day. S top a t your druggist's
now and get a bottle o f this, the great­
est of all tonics. Take Tanlac Vege­
table Pills for constipation.
Cuticura Com forts Baby's Skin
W hen red, rougb and itching, by hot
baths o f C u ticu ra Soap and touches of
C u ticu ra O intm ent.
Also m ake use
now and then o f th a t exquisitely scent­
ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum ,
one o f the Indispensable Cuticura I
T o ile t T rio .— A d vertisem en t
Keep yo u r horses w o rking w ith I
“ S P O H N ’ S ." S ta n d a rd r e m - |
edy fo r 32 years for Distem per. I
T a k e “ P ic tu re B rid e » “
T o console the solitary young Japa­
nese bachelors settled In South Am er­
ica, the consul o f th a t country at
Sao Paulo, B razil, has undertaken to
encourage the Im m igration o f picture
brides. According to M iyako, 3,000 o f
these brides have registered fo r pas­
sage to B razil, 3,000 fo r Argentina,
2,000 for M exico, and a s im ila r nom-
b r fo r other destinations on thia side
o f the A tla n tic .— L ivin g Age.
S tran gles, In flu e n z a , C o u g h » a n il I
C old s. G iv e to s ic k a n d th o se e x - I
Posed. G ive “ S P G U N 'S " fo rD c w D to -1
tem per. Sold hy y o u r druggist, f l not. I
s i r w” . v s i i
«FOBS MEOICAt COJNpt
COSKEM. ISO. I
DISPEL THAT RASH
■ ^ U h y suffer when skin troubles yield
so easily to the healing touch of
Resinol
A to rp id liv e r p rev e n t» p ro p er fo o d »»-
W r lr h t ’» In d ia n V e g e ta b le P ill»
to n e up th e liv e r
T h s v n et g e n t ly but
su r ely . J7J P e a r l g u N ew Y ork . A d v .
. ■Im llatlon .
Coughs-Colds!
N a tiv e » G e t V o ice
Break up with
F o r the first tim e natives o f West
Most r role. Tire
1 A fric a are now siiaring in th e ir gov­
eil of mustani
ernm ent. '1 he legislative council w ill
ri»*» w«k r*-
; consist o f fifteen official and fourteen
Bef. Massig«
t,L - a ï
io
g .B tlr «ss
unofficial members, besides the gov-
TW » fin » « ..
B .(t„ l h „
,
M a a t .r d P 1 ..I.»
ernor, who is president. T h e unoffi­
cial members w ill be the natives. T he C A S H P A I D r<>K D E N T A L G O LD. F A L S E
T e e th . D isca rd ed J e w e lr y . D ia m o n d » a n d P la t ­
chiefs o f the trib es w ill in effect name in u m . C a sh by retu rn M all. F lo r id » Gold R e-
H n in « C o .. 21 W A d a m . S t.. J a ck a o n v tlle. F la .
the representatives.
;
O W N E K H A V IN G GO OD FA R M F O B S A L S
MUS tero LE
C le v e la n d ’» F ire C h ie f
Oldest active fire chief In any o f the
large Am erican cities Is George A.
W allace o f Cleveland, ndw in his sev­
enty-eighth year.
M r. W a lla c e has
been a firemnn in Cleveland fo r 57
years and ch ie f o f the departm ent 25
years.
a t r e a so n a b le price, w r ite C. SM IT H
A lic e a t . . O a k la n d . C alif.
FOUND
T h a t H a n n a h 's T a b let» w ill q u ic k ly r e lie v e In ­
d ig e s tio n . d y sp ep sia , s ic k , so u r or g a s sy atom «
e c h s . T o p ro v e It. T il send a tr ia l p kg. free.
D on't su ffe r a n y lon ger.
W rite for a p kg.
to d a y . P. J. H a n n a h . B om >83. T u m a . A rls.
F A R M S W A N T X D FO R C A S H B I YRR.S
W ill d e a l w ith o w n e rs on ly . J. A W h y te.
38 B e v e r l» y P la ce. D a y to n . Ohio.
T ru th need not te a r the future.
W HAT CAUSES BOILS.
Boilx Mid carb u n cle, »re th e rwrnlt o f Im­
proper d iet or in fection o f th e akin. I t a ic r c e -
tjmea hard to determ ine th e ex a c t c . u m b a t
CARBOIL w ill g iv e quick relief. N o e x p c M v e
'• r,'c « « » r y aa on e application o f
C ARBOIL prom ptly xtopx th e p ein Mid contin­
ued uao draw s o u t th e core. G et a 5Co box
from your druggiat. Y our m oney back i f y o u
s r e not satisfied.
■ C U R L O C K -N C A L C O .. N A S H V I U . C . T g N N .
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;
M itc h e ll
G ra n d m a
" -s h e k n o iv s
this good
&
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J F o r_ S O R E
PE-RU-NÀ
Green’s
August Flower
/or Constipation,
Indigestion and
Torpid Liver
Relieve* that feeling
o f having e a te n unw isely. 30c and
90c bottles. A T A L L D R U G G IS T S .
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that brings comforting relief
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H IN D E R C O R N S Brunovas Coma. Cal-
louses, etc-, «tops a ll p»'n. ensures com fort to tha
feer, Brakes walking ea a j. lie bv m all or M l i e »
g la u . li .t f o r CbemicBl Works. Patcbogus, N. T.
W.
N. U., San Francisco, No. 15-1926.
E ld e rly P ic tu re A ctre»»
Hollywood's most am bitious “ex­
tr a ” Is ninety. She Is M a ry Holden,
born in R u tlan d, V t. E very day she
appears at casting offices looking for
“odd b its” In motion picture and more
often than not she obtains employ­
ment. “I never thought about acting
until I was eighty,” she declared.
“Now I th in k It is w onderful. I w ant
to play in 100 pictures before I die.
I w ill never be too old to get parts.
In m y case, the .older I am, the bet­
ter.”
T h e re are now more than 7,800
motor bus rontes In Am erica, being
operated by 5.500 m otor bus com­
panies. T h e greatest bus-using region
Is the section n orth o f the Ohio riv e r
D ip h e n y la m ln e c h lo ra ra s in e , which
m il east o f the Mississippi, where causes sneezing. Is one o f the most
2,700 bus companies operate 3,000 InilMirtHPt w a r gases adopted by the
routes.
U n ited States arm y.
(T O B I C O NTINL'RD )
A L u cky Lie
S ilver wns surrounded by
John
friends. And how must friends he en­
tertained?
By some sort o f story
surely. Silver thought fur some time,
and begun:
I don't know If any of you knew
It, hut I am going to M exico next
month.”
You are really going to Mexico?”
And why shouldn’t I go to M ex­
ico?" asked Silver.
In the manner of friends they re­
p lied:
Every pi her man dies o f m nlarl»."
It Is simply unbearable w ith poi­
sonous flPHS.”
“ You have to go to bed w ith a re­
volver In one hand."
W hat's more. Silver, very few peo­
ple ever come bnck."
And then S ll-e r exclnlmed. h e a rtily :
"W ell, It certainly Is a lucky thiug
I was ly in g !”
Sun D ia l and Teleecope
A small telescope has been m’. d o j
to a sun dial Intended for reBidcnce
grounds.
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CASTORI!
M O T H E R : - Fletcher’s
Castoria is especially pre­
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all ages o f
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
Colic and Diarrhea; allaying
Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation o f Food; giving natural sleep.
T o avoid imitations, always look for the signature o f
Absolutely Harmless - N o Opiates. Physicians everywhere recouunc&d
it.