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THE UKND TH'T.LKTTN. DAILY EDITION. HENH. OREGON, THURSDAY, M Y 21, 1028
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Money Saving
May Drug Specials!
THESE PRICES GOOD POK MAY ONLY
The Wall Flower
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By MARION RUBINCAM
ONE NEW FACE
Chapter 4 4
id.
Thes
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for
19c
Rfle Tooth tlnwh, 8Bc Klcntn
tooth INwlf Prac or t
tor JOC
t 00 Russian Mineral (IQ
ill; pint for U7C
:." Hallrrott Stationery, 1 lb.;
(Or Rnwloncw to 7Q
u.n.h l!W.
tSc -.. Star Oxide
IMrtrta
", Kkelo Antlaeptlf
Lotion
23c
39c
i clothes," Pom glggl
Cladys's casioffs."
"My dear," Mid Gloria when the she helped when Qlorie could
last gueel huii (one, "you'll do we make use of her. Qlorta had aoma
tile greatest ot farore If you'll let nie j cr color taffeta w ith tiny pink
have some dreeeei made for you. I'm rosehuda embroidered otot It, which
attaply aching i" put you Into proper she had vasuely though,! ot tor cur-
clothes." tatns This she hail made into a
Pandora consented, after apuaclen-j frock with a basque waist and a
tlous ohj actio as. Gloria at once be- quaintly full skirt, with putty Bleevss
Klin makliiK plans. She brought out and a mere suggestion of a low ueek.
some of her own things. Which she "Cream color silk stockings and
declared unspeakably old. bul Which low heeled black slippers for that."
were the last word in magnificence S1P decided.
to the country girl. .., rolllln., ilook fashionable If 1
"You can't wear my sort of tred." the girl said once as she went
things. ' (iloria laughed. "I have to shopping with her, staring enviously
put on bizarre dresses, otherwise I'd .,, Mart Woman with fur to their
be too nondescript." noses, u great length of slim silk
"Oh, but you're so beautiful!" the stockinged ankles and a display of
girl cried with an innocent candor pointed toed, high heeled slippers,
that made her hostess laugh again, j ..y0 shouldn't try." answered
"I'm not. though it's sweet of you (iloria. "I'm dressing you to type."
to think so. I have homely features, i She considered her much as she
but a striking color combination if would consider a room to be decorat
it's brought out. That's why I wearied, studying its possibilities and
loud colors besides which, my vul- making the most of them,
gar soul adores them!" j HDo your hair like this." she aug-
She rattled on gaily, strewing tholgested once. And she pulled down
floor and the bed of her room rtthltbe brown mass around the girl's
the oddest assortment oT negligees, i shoulders, parted it in the middle so
cloaks, huts and gowns. its limpness did not matter, hrushod
There's nothing a woman likes bet-' it smoothly to each side-
ler than to "get hold" of another one j "So much for ijuainlness." (Iloria
who obviously needs her helping it ; said, "Now for imartaees
does not matter whether it's, an af- And she deftly fluffed a liitle hair
fair of the heart or a matter or the out over each ear. hiding the hoi-
right
sort of hat. the feminine 2eal be- the face less drawn : nil thin. Then
comes equally keen, t.loriu cancelled she coiled the rest of her hair into
an invitation to dine, perched herself a knot, and handed 1'andora the ,0, ;it i1Pr f;;lI
on her bed while Pandora conocted mirror. Tl.,. Mcond day she sought PM in
a supper of odds and ends and be- Pan practiced for days until she Kraakle's room.
gar. ripping off feathers and flowers learned to do this herself. Mean- "You must come in and have tea."
and cutting up material. lime (Iloria, with a lavish hand, was insisted. "My oldest friend Is
"Your type is the quaint and plr- bestowing underclothing and silk her.' and I want him to meet you."
tnresoue." she said as she worked. ; stockings and other undreamt of lux- That was how Pan met George
1 II send my dressmnker around ur:es from her own wardrobe,
here as soon as she's free, to sew up Hut this sartorial making-over
all the things I'm pinning together." took weeks.
"I'm hopeless to dress." Pandora Meantime Pan Petted Krankle and
reflected, seated on the only empty kept him quiet, gave him hot milk
chair in the room and wishing she and made him take naps, took" him
could be of use. "I'm so awkward for short walks in the park anil put
and homely " 'him to bed early the only things
Gloria became imnatient. his nervous tittle organism needed.
"Don't be a goose. '.he said. "You Krankic began to look well again,
have a sweetness and charm thai I've and he adored his new friend.
never met before In any other girl. For two days after she arrived, she
No one could rise superior in beauty continued cleaning the flat, until it At the last census, nearly 11,001
to the current styles of Norris lost Its neglected appearance and people in the United States were
City " 'gained the fresh look and smell that working In factories that made eof-
"Thcy weren't current styles my comes from lavish use of soap and fins and undertaken' goods.
v UUumIyc T.t. - u
, mix inch
IHK- Vitlilr, p!m
ti.HtiV mm
91.70 Cum.u.l.T.I
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00c Coco Butter Coltl
i ream ; now
lJ t'.-ikrs !-M.p, 10Y
now I- CAlCCV Im
ISOc Honklo OiM .u.t
T.iMrl .
We ttaxall tihmii - il
OHua
19c
29c
$1.19
39c
89c
19c
59c
Check this list carefully ami remember that these
prices hold good for a few more days only.
HORTON'S
DRUGS
n. n o u a c i ng
water. OkHTU hUUtM vainly for i
servant, fairly slaved over the work
she was buy on then. CUM home
sort of husband or the ripht Iohiips- of the pirl's t heeks. making tired at tea time to wake up apiin
Into a nervous exehed pleasure over
the invariable m parties that assent
i Rldjseway.
ToMrnw Th Dunl.
One of the first women to ho nd-
milled to membership in tin- Neptune
Association of Masters and Mutes, in
, New York, is Captain Jennie Crock
er, who was th- first Amerieun wom
1 an to qtiullfy a u muntcr mariner
, and to receive a deep sea license.
WISE OLD INDIANS
BEAT BOY SCOUTS
Thrilling Battle Is Fought
Near Madras
Above the distant mountains of the
Ochoeo national forest rose ti moon,
its Htnrbuurd bow caved in. Thrunh
the sagebrush of the Madras count rv
silently stole a Kfotip of men, one of
ilii-m without shoe.. The hour was
near mlduiKht. 1 he object of the
silently approaching men wan th
well Kuurdcd eompflre of "wild In-
All of which is ilo- dramatic
linff Of a niKht battle between
Scaiut" atul " Indians." recently
taitetl near Madrun The "Indians "
were Madras IiusIihms men who are
Inl'-resled in the buy scout move-!
BWlt The MOIlti were members of i
the Madras troop The purpose of
f he war fame, tdaveil until ne.irl V
midnight, was to decide a victor.
For many hours the scouts and'
Indians maneuvered through the
bushy country, each attempt inic to i
get within lo feet of the enemy with
'out being seen. When this dii'anct
fwns nttained, the word "Scout" or j
"Indian" wns called and an enemy j
I Ml. When each side had an even
number of prisoners, an envoy wlrh
crossed firebrands made arraiiKe-
; mer.ts for an e liaiiKe.
T!ilnK-- looked very much like a
draw In the midnight battle when
J. J. Watts f fino iv'-d the plan of rap
turing the entire imp (tf the scouts
Watts wus an "Indian." To capture
the camp It was necessary to ap
proach within 10 feet and shout the
cry of the captor It was at this
phase of the war citne that the shoe
less man made hi appearance. Me
was Watts, ant he approached t he
I Camp of the KOlltf from the rear.
while the shoeless Watts stole to
ward the hoys' campfire, his com
rades, all Madras btUilll'OM men, took
BJalffttOd pOtttlont. Nearer and near
er itoli Wntu. Finally i a siwrt duv
tance from the jampflrc, he was spot
led. The bo
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One block east of First National Bank
212 Irving St.
Call for demonstration
IMionc 21 J
Woman's New Freedom
Countless women in homes beyond the gas
' mains have learned that the secret of freedom
from long kitchen hours lies in their cook stoves.
They have abandoned the old fashioned coal stove
and adopted in its place the improved Perfection
Oil Range. This is the modern development of
the oil stove an oil range, whose powerful
burners have raised the standard of oil stove
cooking to that of gas.
Women arc iinding that kitchen tasks arc light
ened by the faster cooking and the greater con
venience afforded by these newly developed
Perfection Ranges.
Your dealer will lie glad to demonstrate Perfec
tion's gas-like cooking service. Sec him today.
The Clevf.land Mf.tai. Products Co.
Oakland llraitchKth and IMlis Slreeli
PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves and' Ovens
Mur . cioriitlvp of tin- Ontral Of
son amMOi w'"' rlattad Um troop
lit Madiai and Knlmoml thin wnek.
He reports that Hum" troops are tn.ik
lt!K K r pros'
J.'. Keilinollfl
.11. II Ih I
boya win
.pei ti ll ttl.lt
ttlMd Hie'
ntinitiier eatnp at :'i-otit Uke tliln -ar
WHoTnc Garden.
; Vrv- &::,--k.. Garden?
Asters and Their Troubles
When ii plant baeona hlithlv lie- ilatlon to u void this plafut l to plant
tralftpad and attaint nnnanal heanty, tin. aafara in new hoDh, Una Lba suit
anil exiellenee. there seems 10 he a I thorOUIbly anil lti fOOd mil Ivat Ion
panalty ot plasaaa ami ptsti to fol trout tba itart.
ipraad thi- alarm ami low rapidly. Sm-h has hi-en thi- tate. The M)inptnm of this fllaaaat is that
Kuve eluise, all hut two or three U.uv- of the ast'r, which lins linen hroiiKht the hud n nmlni Kn enls yi llow and
tpg the eampflre. to n point where It rivals the rliry dOM BOl unfold and develop Its nor
The action of the hoys had heen 1 santhemtim In size, with tt wider mal eolor.
antltnpatad by tba wiser "IndUUM." If MM of colors not found In tba kit Stem rot and root aphis are oilier
Whlli the scouts chased Wnlts tnr. p.-sis, I.lnie or wood ashes applied
thrqngh the aaxabmtbi the Indians Some (ardanatl have Klven up In to the soil at plantlDf lime avoid
rushed the ramp, taklnn the Ruards ! dlsxiiHl and left alters off the (ardanltbaaa Iroiihles ami copious doses of
(irhiom i s and pro l.ilin'ni; themsel ion i list, which Is n pity, for there is no lohacco tea or nicotine solution
Vlctori in lh'- nlKht'i battla aiihl to finer fall airnuitl and none more 1 poured ahoni the roota of the plants
he virtually aa interesting as the hat-'easily raised until home of the pests will destroy the aphis.
tie between America's two naval hit It. Insei t pests, which work nhove
aQUadrona recently ill the Asiatics. j "Yellows" Is it new complaint that rround. are more easily controlled.
The Intereating apiaoda f tba bat has canaad a itreai deal of trouble, I Tbs aster beetle cornea in Auiual
H eof the Madras hoy acouta and the 'and bactafloloKlsts and seed special- Plant later types and this peal I"
iitisliiess men in the snRehrnsh at 1 lata are Working to find out the cause eluded. Illack or hrown aphhi, wnlflll
ninliiiKlit was related today hy V. B.lftnd a check. The main recoinmen- j often infest the asters, may he dls-
"7
. J all
sn cut vouti Antes at a niw
lOf.AttON Thli YlH t YOU 110
lKOUt'At VITH TMIM LA T YlAtt.
UMUTHf SOIl. AMD CIVl It M) MtAl
nicotine aolntlong sprayed on the
plants. They lire easy In control.
I, line the soil two weeks hefore
netiliiK out the plants, ciioiikIi hvdral
ed lime or pulverized lluieslone to
k'ive il ii IlKhl OOatlng Use a Unlit
mOWi rake It In liKlitly. and then
tit i I, i, tie meal when the uslers are
net out and success Is likely. The
pests need not deter llliyolle from
growing asters. If you had yellows
last year, plant the asters In n dif
ferent soil Mils yeur.
More than threeflftbi of the total
number of persons employed In
American automobile- factorial are
iiiiiiin. ii . itj- ie.iMMiiiiiiiiie wiii iiii)- "j, 'iv'i ..rk , ,,,, ,,.., .,
ii-t.iT.i.ii.t,,!!,,! .T.iiBf,,'!,,! j. '. , !v r. ritst;.' i ' 1. .)!..!, ;rs,':i i ! !; c' ? rrs rr ir. rri, rtsi jist; , ttt. ; rir ; r. . 1 . t; rst, "iim m tin- stale of Michigan
Among Those Present Is
fur quid warmth vihrn
tvtrrutdid the Perficticn
Oil lliattr.
5 !-
for ahuriiHattl hot nvaler
without gtii the Perfection
Keroiene Water Heater
fib JL MJCj
Stylti, stirs and print In tail tviry neid and purr
$684.00 F. O. B. Bend
ARROW MOTOR CO., Inc.
1 m Bond at Minnesota Phone 4 1 9
BMallallllaaM
"BETTER THAN
SPECIFICATIONS"
That in what they nay
about
CONCRETE WORK
now being (Tone by
Deschutes Concrete
Pipe Company
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