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ILYEUS KAUN ItK; MONKY fUiulr-nii flnl-h tlila thorough avafM Is ail weelu.i Wa fire prei-tica! truliilng iniil'i fv-nr-iiM-,! aimy avietnra Wrlla Imlev fur ft,,"intut,iil I'OKTI.ANI) AIKCRAHT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SI A Rail H.wntli Htrrat Iwtlai . Oregon AN APPLE GREEN FOR MISS LEE i By CLARISSA MACKIE Real Franklin SERVICE y.npmrt f mttilimt.Hii d - All work vtinrntMvI, Hon il.l prlf fii, Ww ipactftliM In Complolo Overhauling Cylinder rrtmlnttf. ANDKUMON A MAY It . A KA0K A MA'HINK SHOP m.- Ut Now lrifr lttrtfff. Hth tun! lloyt, I'lirtlniul Railway Telegraph and Radio Institute 4.' u . KhImmv K tinni'M ini. I'ortlnti't, ()ri-uni TUKMKNDOUH tKMANf FOR HoTll MkN ArJD WOMKN, lilt; liny ami Nitiiit CiMiaoa, Writ for !rif fm. HAi.AIll.i3 WESTFftH WOOL PRODUCTS CO., Worcester Bltfg., Portland, Ore CVttllnff Camp Mature! 4ifl fiwl. Quirh to fulj. lftriYr rovorinf... Ttifil, ft!! nio'lo. llte u Tup UUrfn hi bum. Iloifd rdgai, wool. tlntVi. wool fln. $' '" FuMtng Irun Camp Iio-1 m Koll. flu hp"'Ul offrr mi rittn !)lntloti DR. D. 0. ANDERSON &i SPECIALIST STAMMER ElsT-iVSH.ii Tit 1,1 1 rWriwmM'WiirA Portland, On ll;;-.A:;l S ol 'III!'. HONI'. I.IINO SKIN !.,.. t la l EDKOPKAN null, IN l ompara- n.w In IJnlt.tl Kl.t.., I lta tr.l limi.hf.la thuubt to la InruraliU. I'ara tint iinw itltl .ur aa ta Kkatnlnathin Vrr l,y tiraa.nting Una a1 TIS Dakiira llklg , Srd and Vvaauiugtun Mia., I'urtlan.l Dal rurf.l n.-w. arhnol In world. bafura Atirnat 10. rur.a. Cat fur htammerata. Ititf lllh Ht , I'ortlanil, tlr.aun ,Tt.v.a. t v. lil. MuClura Naarapapar Bynaioaia j Whon Mnrcla Scott Invited her Kbool frisod, BstalU Lc, to come j and visit tier ulio plunned ttf liuve her ' party tlurliiK Kntolle'a stay. Tltoy had been Hose IrltDrJs nt bonrdliiK school, but liinl nift for three .viirn, nl thotiuh they oorrespontle'l reuulaftji i Uarclu expfrtcd to see trie ftnine car less, iteneroiis, happy go lucky trlrl I of course threo years older hut still Just oer twenty, Estelle hnd al- ways given promise of a certain fair I beauty fs she hnd quantities of light hnlr itml ll,ht hrown eyes that were always lauichliiK and merry. The I.cea were rich, and Mnrcla dm reany thought twice before she constdatwd Inviting fttshlonahle Kstelle to the gulet atmosphere of Oltl Brookfleld. "My dear," gushed Mailt, when Marclu met her at the station, driv ing the family car herself, "I did not mean to land here the very night of your party I am sorry, hut of course It doesn't matter. Hsve my trunks srrlved?" (Kstelle knew very well that her trunks had not left home ss yet, owing to her putting off her PKOr. KBMBRITZ FAMOUS RE ME DICS ara ilcilnR the J..t k. Sl" I il fur chronto Btomarn Intaatina ami aathma. IHatiltiulma tanlilt'd In ymr own town. 140 H IlM.ailway, l'oi'tlarut, Oragnn. We Spr-c iallzo In 1Mb VtH Wsel, Mftbsir. Tti'cw. CnM Ortgoo Cifft Kool. Ceil JkiM. Herts Hair Wrlta fur Hhipt'txa I aa A !.', . I'r .. . l.i.t Portland Hide a Wodl Co. i at nana malt aem. rtmw eaitoa llrai that I'oratallu. I i.i . INFORMATION PLEATING SPECIAL ' ' ' nr.' ) r rn H tnl ttl 11 ' h I fi plrai nh ir in f t it i v i r u iki Hrniai.lt' hliiff $1.00 lln.t Inn hihI In Itlnv 150 RECIPES EASTERN NOVELTY MFO. CO. ItV, riflh Htrset I'urilund, Ore. AUTOS WITHOUT DRIVERS Larry Hulllvan. ji.:1, rt llroadway. i I'l Mluml Talaphtitia Main S740. Fflfi APPI F nlSn FS CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS " rUll tt I LL win brlrag pay r-ilf It's U tnndarn aaa aa i a ia t. I .. I . nw-lhud Vtnl i Rtinot poa.aaa g,Md hralth Tha Utnett racinc hs jut lsueda1lMh i,n,,i,,,i ,,..,,,,. at-m. Dr. t .i. - Lniaalal n.ntati inD lfd) rrc- I'U'kworth and Maatrn all tn.Klarn drug forty psne liKI l conlsii.ing low rec- j-jjj .,,, j Hwriind Uidg , pa for apple dishes every housewife Kifiti sad Washingi'in. r.. id ph w. lUtr. Atiingtnn nuf.. Portia na, Complat Llna Bottlara' , -implies r n l, ,ii,.l Havrtitga A Wftf Ota., 411 stark CUT FLOWERS a FLORAL RESIGNS Clarke lima , Klurlata, :t7 Murrleun tit. OR. ABRAMS SYSTEM For all Chronic Ulaaara, Madtnnn nidg DENTIST i a H Wntlln. Hulta 701-701 Sailing Huildlng, loetIauad, Oregon. HOTKLS WAIIASII l'...m. tn Ma.llaon St. ahould a.aras. "An spplu a 'lay ki . p.i the doctor away" soil this houk tells how it may I done In s 1W ways. It will Ik- c, t fre- to any sdilrcaa on ap plication by Utttr or phone to Win. McMutray. QmMI Psssrngrr Agent, 637 PittiM'k lilt ck. Portland, Onifon. AUKIE PILLS HIN'vaaMM'VVW0r9e Price 25c a Box aftial rt-ll'iiila atammarlng Tuili'.n r.a.onaitla. Knmll I uM.il ...I sa taara. Hutni Oalaleg trr. NoniiWrau-m s. imol departurn until the last moment.) "t'hy, mi, I am afraid tiiey haven t MOM jet. What "It doesn't matter," Interrupted the guest hurriedly. "I Just put an eve ning frock Into my suitcase for emer gency, so I will bo uulte all right Now, tell me about yourself, for from the brief look I have had you hnve A IJTPlVf ITVIT developed Into wonderful beinity : You Jl iVIV 1 iTlL.ll 1 i Wf,re BUC, a pan mtie thing, too!" "What nonsense," laughed Mtircls. "fou see with the eyes of love, Es telle. My young brothers will soon put that Idea out of your head. They( drawl at me In the moat provoking way, 'Well, sis, you wouldn't quite stop n clock.1 'lust ls'the wsy they cheer me on." "Is It going to be s wonderful party?" demanded Estelle, secretly jealous of Marrla's beauty. After dinner the girls repaired to the second f. Estelle, of course, occupied the guest chamber, widen adjoined Marcla's pretty room, and there was much running back and forth and laughter, and "do you re members," as they dressed for the evening. Hut sll the fun and frolic seemed to die out as Marcla showed her new gown for the occasion. It was of sprk-ot taffeta with touches family. Tl: apricot slh; find been the subject of much talk, 4or new frock were not very plentiful In the large family of Professor K'utt. "How charming you look, my tleur, and you hovo a frock Just like Msrcls'sl" ex clalmed Marcla's mother. Estelle explained, flushing her eyes Slid all lur dimples for the benefit of the assembled family. 'I bey ac cepted the situation gracefully, but each and everyone thought poor Mnr cla wus a good scout to fife up the dress. Mrs. Scott hurried upstairs to aid Murclu, If necessary, but guilty Esteiio remained below conscious of her own good looks. i Mrs. Scott was very thorough, nnd ) It was hhe who discovered the apple ' green dress inside the clothes hum- , per. Khe forced Marcla to put It on, and the result was charming, ltown gtairs, she found Estelle nnd whisp ered to her: "You will be glnd to know tlmt I found your frock and I have made Marcla wear It ; I real ly like It better than her own, don't you?" and the confused guest almost choked with rage when she saw the dazzling effect of Marclu in tipple green I "Vou look like an apple blossom caught In n silver moonbeam," Paul fccroy trfd her. nnd Katetle heard trery word. "You should always wear that color, Marcla. Your fu- I thsr suys we may announce our en- ; gagement tonight." All the men danced with Estelle, S and the Scotts saw that she hail a , Splendid time, but the dishonest thing she had done rankled In her own bos- ! om, so that in the morning sbe I affected some excuse and went home. But Estelle does detest shades of i apricot I Has Anyone Laughed At You Because By ETHEL R. PEYSER You never buy trolley tickets Jt ahead? X You probably live on a small allowance and buying In bulk, I though best alwuys, Is unfeasl- J ble for you. Then, too, when 8 you have the tickets you always JJ feel that you must pay the other B V fellow's carfare. This becomes f too costly even If it is a great 5J Joy to you. 8o you have wisely V not accumulated tickets until B you need them. Often, la lei d, X J'ou have lost your tickets. "The 4 dear little things" are vagrant X WWI easily stray uwuy. On the "! whole, buy us you ride, unless 8 the saving Is great but do not X live In heaven I 5 60 X Your get-away here Is: $ C; Buying, If nothing site, Is X 9 your own trouble. 0 V tt by McCiure Nawejiaper Syndicate.) ! 8 8 :::- Something to Think About bj P. A. WALKER to Ph nrn i in Beaaa How We Get That Way! BETTER THAN GOLD Ft Ht ages It has been the custom of the larger proportion of earth- lings to bow to the yellow god of gold ! I . l !., .tint- In. j ami worsuip ll, uvrnuyauis aaa aaawaa -annn tdnlutrv the -jrondrous. endurlni; Why Not Learn Truth? riches that lie at their feet, disregard ed and trodden down We pay the Postage. WINKLER'S PHARMACY HH-44 North suth Kt Set of CQ.00 Teeth, fO W.r"rar.ta malarial TiIbTIjT Palnlraa aitra.-tlon of aVVaaWN- b a, yra In thaaama lorathm. V. B. DKM H SliW V..ab lt,t,,n,..i s. ..... t. I .ttUnl. l'r--a SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ftatnovari Hku InJ.iry tn tt-a akin t y N ar rtor lhr.Ulor r.tt.i o-iuaat Nay-'orn lo antonaa. 6IH Moreen I'.Ula l ortland tia-ron. y.itl lia.a ft una. H. Kldnay, I deaf end .aai In atnnn w JaSe ll m "m I R A C L E M I N E R A L A.lilr.na. Marcell, the Nature Man, Ot VV. Lombard St., Portland, Ore. ptaaae int-ntlnn tlila papet DR. MAR1K t). KOUl Wnntrn and Chlllr.n rilYHK'IAN :ti Ufayatte HW HCttOKOV r.'o: t it tiAitnr R Cull Teaches troda in I - Roma pay erhlla laarnlna. IoaltlStta areurod. Write fnr flileglia 111 llurnelde ritir,.t, Port land, t'reaon. , If vntl at. I ' l l wttn AlU.rtldli Ills I llicit AND. DltK nr Htmnarli Trouble, wrlla lllri ls,.rnpany, f. it ll. tut Offgfih, fnr fraa lnf.ii tnatlon IB Herman or Kngllah. PERFECTO TRUNK MFG. CO. Ttutika, Auto Trunks to m.i. r l nira and llnr. rortlatid. Ore. RYDER PRINTING CO. Peat me I'tlnllng fnr !.".. ll Third Hlieet tlnii.!. Oregon USE O CASH REGISTERS H.alaa, BlectHe Cflffes HUlS, Show Caere, ittltrroTa' ltlatilnv tnaaa ItliXKIt TltAlilS'tl C. lit Tlral Ht Portland, Oregon Trl. llUoadwsy 74JS PAINTS AND WALLPAPER Miliar Paint Co., 171 Klral St. sew -we-ai-nwai-,7 ,,A Truaa I I per la IHIUCS HY MAIL Ittiaa-i.d nil Nag Urtiya ly mall- Spaelal Vt Third St.. I'i rtland. Ora TOR WOMEN BY WOMEN" W nman'a Ktni'lnt inrnt lltiiruu Hi-IP "L-'UI kllbla, 4nYatiitil.ll .Sjjrrat DECKER BUSINt SS COLlbUt ALltKT BLPO. Your "TEETH SLEEP" While We Work lur Hrputntliiti la our giant-nt aani't. Dr. Keene, 1511. Waehlnalnn Ml . I'mtland AMERICAN BEAUTY SCHOOL Kxparta In all Unas nf Itriiuly Work. tit Medical Uidg . Pnrllitml. utegnn. 7KNIT1I SAI.KS A SERVICE. INC-Zealtk t'Hil.'ir.it.ir and Criti l.iilin. ating Hvataia. 10 I II AND DAVIS STS , I'OKTLAND With Bobbed Hair uie iOIRLS Jl Sepol Shampoo To Uerp their hnir eoft, vi brant and clrnn. I hr yrgrlnble oil base Lringe out gl.iaa and loiter Jo the bir Dr. Lake, Divine Healing 129 Fourth Street, Portland CUtAMNQ AND DYFJNC. aa a S4S KKtTSI slowly, and as sbe vent back to her own room a peculiar change passed over her face. "Estelle, have you ever met Paul Iroy?" Mnrcla was doing her hnlr, and had her back to Estelle's room, but the loveliest look came Into her eyea when she spoke of 1'aul. Their friendship was fast rlpen'.ng Into love, and Marcta waa finding It increas ingly difficult to mention the beloved nsme. But she wanted tb httvo Paul and Estelle like each other. Eatello shrieked with delight. "You don't tell mo that he is coming to night?" she cried. "Why, 1 met him last summer nt Arllss luke, aud we had n perfectly gorgeous time. Isn't "He Is fine loosing,- ngreeti amr cla, fastening a little bandenu of tiny silver leaves about her black hnlr. Estelle, her head in the wardrobe, where her suitcase stood, uttered an other shriek, this time ono Ot dis may. "Oh, Marcln," she cried dis mally, "that stupid mnld has made the greatest mlstnke I She didn't 1 1. t in Ulion re pay rrtiirn imit.na atli.n and lirtcaa alvan uuast. KNKE'S CITY DYf WORKS. Fllalillalnst l-r. Portland. Ore Win FREE Book for SufTrrors from CaWOaT, TuIktcuIohw, Chronic DiscnwH, 1'ili'n Write for yi.ur fr-a ropy nf my l imklat on rauaaa ami inv am'i-eaafill ni.thmla nf trnallnd t'anrrr, luUn ulnaia, I'lli-a ami t'l.nm.,- dla saeaa. II i.n.lrntla nf aralaful (niln nta tratlfy tn tha ri-au t noaailila in jour raea. l lira fi.r truant,' nt nr. v.-ry rainst!a. Addraaa AMCRIC&N HtALTH IHSTililTE Rparlallata Ml Ohvenle lllaaaara, Dr. VYm:. IHraitur. SIB Colum bia llidir., Wnat Park ami w&nnatm Ms., Portlaml i - n HALF PRICE DAVID HODES CO., Inc. Eyervthlne from a lull te an angina. Ctutl A.i., Ut. Un Selaei St., rartual. Or, Deer Are Quick to Learn of Their Immunity Washington. The bureau 'of na tlona' parks reports that the deer In (Under National park, quick to learn the iidvniitngc. of Iho I" nullity fur nished by (Jncla Sum'ri protective nrm, iiiive rarbatned In tho vicinity of the 'park administration buildings all winter. About 150 of iho whlte-tnlled variety cnmo tlown from the Initrces- aUilo itnrli v mountain reccNHes when HUM" lint It y llioillliuoi in .-,. - winter Hrat set In and ,they hnve do-jjerhorn penke. I anw her put It in everything else la here," and she began to paw dis tractedly among her things. Marcla caino running, nnd they ....... I .... 'i t.ii, ill,., ,. i, .i.i no atim of WE WRECK AUTOS and TRUCKS 1 the dress. id i,,.ve i.wn l'arta Sold at easily found, of course. If it hud been j there (or If Estelle had not cleverly j rolled it up and stuffed it in the bot I torn of a clothes hamper live min utes before). "There is only one thing to do, dear," said Marcla, looking pule and unhuppy, but managing u pule smile in the bargain ; "you must wear my new gawn, und I have a white crepe do chine that will do. I will put n allver glijdlo about it, and it will do nicely not word Just tuke that and put it on. It will lit you all right I wnnt to be proud of my gueat, you know I" Kstelle protested, even while sho hurried into tho apricot silk. "Run and show youraelf to mother and dnd nnd tho boys, they are all down stntrs, and I will como down as soon aa I can get Into another dress." "You are sure you don't mind?" nsked Estelle, pausing in tho door to view Marcla In tho almplo white dress; It was not very becoming, for It made her look paler, but Eatello, satiafied that tho splendor of the apricot silk would put Murclo Into the ahade so fnr as l'aul I.eroy was concerned, went serenely on her way. Somehow, she could not near to think of Marcla looking so lovely ns she would In the new dress, und so she had compelled her to offer It, and ...on- i.k.,1 LL- vl-Ho .--i" i--t .tber dreaded meefing' Mrs". Scott's keen blue eyas. Tho meeting was one of Ring a tlng n-llng went the telephone bell Ave minutes after they hud alt sat down to the table. Sister Jumped up quickly from her place. 1 1 think that'a for me," said she with ausplclnaa hunts. A dead silence fell upon the room; Brother listened quite openly. "Hello," began Sister. "Oh, It's you I" At this Brother guffuwed like a braying donkey. The long-distance - conversation continued for a few more noncommittal monosyllables, and then Sister said good-by and returned to her interrupted meal and her ribald relatives. She had a stern expression of coun tenance, however. As she took her place, she remarked, "I wish you wouldn't laugh like a car cranking. Brother." , jrfr -: ; ugf iia Ii-.u uii tue uiouui to suppress his rlslbles, but Sister didn't notice. "How should I laugh?" questioned he meekly. "Don't explode," said she. taking him quite M-rlously. "Open your mouth and your throat and let the laugh come out n. turallyl" Then with care ful pitch she went, "ha, ha, ha, ha. cately. "Oh I Hoi" roared Brother, unable to restrain himself any lunger; "you sound like a phonograph record !" And be emitted a perfect series of bellows. "For heaven's sm'kc. don't laugh at all Jf you have to make such terrible nolaea aa that." retorted Sister. Irri tated at having fallen into his trap. "Ha I ha !" cried Brother, too pleused for words at his success "I mustn't laugh I can only smile, I suppose!" Then he fixed hi features Into a huge and cavernous grin, opening his mouth without making a sound, tto wide that they could see Into the depths of his raw, red Interior. In tears. How do we gt;t that way? By refus ing to learn tho simple truth thut families are born, not made! (p. 14. by the Kaelmant Syndicate.) Land of Flying Animals Auatrnlla is the home of flying nnl mala and bousts of at least twenty Spa- aaaMiai Hfltm0t xw squirrels, opossums and nlso a species of bear that files. The species gen erally la referred to as "phnlangcr." This means that they huve, extending from tho front to the hind legs, n mem brane which ennbles them to float In quite a graceful way from tree to tree. They are not really flying nnlmals, but gliders. The flying squirrel Is said to bo tha most beautiful mammal In the world. It Is odd that In the land where many animals fly, birds often cannot ily at all. Both tho emu and the cas sowary are practically wingless and have to depend upon their long and strong legs to escspe from their ene mies llr.t, Children come Into the world with shining eyes and laughter on their lips. They are as blithesome as birds In the springtime until they are taught by their parents to look reverently upon the cold face of the god of maro roon. Then comes a change In their speech and deportment. The little rich child is instructed to look with disfavor up on the little poor child, so a sharp line of distinction Is drawn between them and each goes ids or her way, un- j nan A lilttiirnaa anrinpi lot In tliCir htmrts. As the years come and go. It grown to pride, disrespect and hate. Then follow the oft-repeated tales of history strife, war. bloodshed, tear and scrro?r!ngs- taial that have hfen told over and over with rancor since the creation of man. The happiness which the children knew Is crushed to death beneath the ponderous weight of gold. The care free laughter which they brought with them has flown away beyond their reach, and they have become hard- 1 and sord d. like tne rest or us a' a. I fur Li Smith The pemli'd on rations given them dully by tho forest rnngerH. Noted Mountain Climber John Tyndall, tho celebrated Eng lish physicist, wus, besides being a great scientist, a ilcvoteo of mountain climbing. With Huxley ho explored the Swiss glaciers In 1850. Later ha climbed the Welsshorn and the Mat- Kangaroo Meat Dainty It la said that all parts of a kan garoo oro good ftr food, the flesh be ing very like that of hare or small venison; but the tall Is the only part which has much meat on it, the rest of tho animal being extraordinarily spare and lean. The tall Is thick and fleshy, nearly as big as a man's leg ; and, broiled on the embers In lta own skin, which draws off afterward like a glove, or made Into soup or haah. Is considered a dish flt for a prince. earthlv wealth ana power. There are some noble spirits, how ever, who scornfully turn their backs upon the false god. refusing to bow down ta It or admit Its supremacy. These are the salt of the earth, whose saving substance may redeem the Idolaters. You will find them among the faith ful, the charitable, and big-hearted, working earnestly for the betterment of mankind, unmindful of riches, for getful of everything else except the life In which gold loses Its value In the ntigust jtresence of character and di vine possibility. Are we among these faithful ones, or are we cowards? ble Jn terror at the ealth. Its pomp and splendor and power, or do we, like the fulthful, consider It merely a myth of time, doomed to banishment with the oncoming dawn of eternity? ( by UcCIura Nawapaper Syndicate.) o :,: i By DOUGLAS MAI. LOCH JJ V . I ee:e:e:ee MY brother's bigger, lots, than me. I think it's nice, you will agree, Although he's big, the way he plays With me, at least on rainy diiys. He's eight and I am only Ave, And b Can swim, and almost dive. And do a lot of other things That I can't do, with water-wings. But he and I we romp nnd run And have an awful lot of fun. I'm little, but It's all the same, As long as he can pick the game. My brother's bigger, big nnd strong, And yet we always get along, As long us 1 will try to do The things that brother wants me to. When there Is no one else nround To play with, then he digs the ground And builds me enstles big and grand, As long as I will bring the sand. And horse Is aometliiiti; else we play A lot of times, most ev'i Iflf, He likes to play with tne; ol course He docs If I will be the horse. ( by McClura Nawapaper Syndicate.) Tie Ko We have aataese Ramaml S'orta l'or IV1CKER I r . A t -3UTI stlmites A few v ii ii ii a stove or U.'. p the Mete It Cows Showed Seme HI and Bed, cowa owned by Erra Edgell of Smlthfleld. W. Vn.. saved their own lives when Flahlng creek roaa to record flood atage. The cowa planted front hoofs against the side of their barn, keeping thalr noses out of the water, which would have drowned them had It risen three Inches more, aa a haymow above held thalr heads down. The horses and another cow ujcprlM on tha part oy Marcla'ajlln Jh asm barn ware drowned. "lVulil .a-. .1 .1 t i .- Ii h",u 1 4 tho rive Host on jut WHAT SHE MEANT. When I pro posed to Vivian arte asked me If I was a new re cruit. What did ehe mean? She wanted to know If I had ever participated tn an engagement before. . r BBBB 111
