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Newspaper Page TextOREGON IN FO R M ATIO N DEPARTMENT, I N V I T E S THE WORLD v i n dffl! S A N D Y 'S — P o rtla n d 's K od ak and IV n M an A n K ver-S h u rp l'en c il. Fountain l*eu or K od a k fo r Xm as. M all O rd er« receive P erson al A tte n tio n by Sandy Claus. P O. B ox 740. A L A S K A P L U M B IN G A H E A T IN G CO. Pium bin x F ix tu re s and Supplies P ipe Our Aviation School F ittin ^ A low est prices. 363 LI MorriSoU. is Now Accepting □ R A Z IN G , W E L D IN G A C U T T IN G t • y , I I 1st Bt Students for the C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G C o m p le t e Course o f Flying Instruction for the F o r n t And I'nheard o f Tuition of $200.00. The former Dyeinpr s ervice send parcels to charge was $500.00. I f you are red blooded and 1 us' ^ e pay retu rn potftage. want to get somewhere write us for particulars. OREGON-WASHINGTON & * u ™ In form al, i und p r u t s giv en upon request. 211 Spaulding Bldg., Portland, Ore. IDAHO AIRPLANE C l. E X K S 't t C I T Y D Y E W O R K S shed 1» ____ P ortlan d HEMSTITCHING AND PLEATING . C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A l DF.SIGNS ^ B u tton h oling — B u tton s — fla tt in g — T u ck in g und Ch.-Unstitching C la rk « Bra#., Florists, 2!»7 M orrison St A ll M all Urders g iv e n carefu l and prom pt atten tion D A N C IN G E V E R Y NOON A t v E M N Q E lite Shop, 384 M orrison St. Oriental Cafe. Chinese Am erican K itchen ira) KAN D Portland, Oregon DOORS A N D W IN D O W S W e can sell you Doors, W in dow s, R o o f V A U D E V IL L E PHO TO P L A Y S ing:, Pain t, Glass ui*i HuiUleis H a rd w a re Com plete Change Sun and Thura. iire c L W e a ie m anu facturers. W rite for M atin ee D aily. T w ic e N ig h tly prices b efo re buying ile a cock Sash A Saturday, Sunday, H olidays. Continuous D oor Co., .12 F u st St., l'ui ti.*n>L__________ D R U G L E S S P H Y S IC IA N Y o u W . ll Fee-1 Chronic diseases u .-pet tally. Dr. W . N . R ig h t at H o m e H e r« A lle n, 3 - R a leigh Building._______________ SAFE A N D C E N T R A L —R E A S O N A B LE RATES F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H iN L W O R K S E xc e llen t C a fe S pecial W ee k ly K ates Hus M eets A ll T rain s C om m ercial Iron \N--iks, Itn A Madison. 11th and Stark, Portland, Ore. H A R D W OOD F L O O R IN G o a it - L e a f H ardw ood FToor Co., 231 K- place to Fat and Live W«!t. 76th St. N Floors e lectric sanded.___ i bl« pic luncheon at noon, m to t a. m.. 32« Stark SL hiORSES, M U L E S B O U G H T , S O LD nc., 2$ F ro n t 8 L , P w i * land, Ore H ursts und m ules fo r sale or Sixth street opposite T h e O regon ian and A l hire. Special rates to lo gge rs und con* tractors. V\ ith or w ith ou t harness der street opposite M eir A Frank's. T h e Best __________________ P h illip Sue tie r. . Eating place in the City. T h e Finest C o ffee IT. S. S T A B L E S , 3t»5 P n lo n A v e . D ra ft and Pastry a Specialty. horses bought and »old. ______________ $ - A R N M U L T IG R A P H IN G le employ expert repair men with year»' experi nee T h e Callan School, o m y recognised Return parcel i*oat charge« paid Giv« us a trial at lowest school on the coast. E xp erien ced o p era city prices. Morrison Shoe Repair Factory, 249 Morrison tors a lw a ys in demand. 4 5 A rtisan s Bldg. M A C H IN E R Y Send us your In quiries fo r an yth in g In We Pay Highest Prices for Iron or W ood w ork in g M achinery, Lo ggin g, HIDES. PELTS. WOOL. MUUA1K. S aw m ill, C on tractors' Equipm ent, L o c o CASCAKA BARK. ICS UNION M0MI NORTH, PORTLAUD, OhEQUk. m otives, Boilers, E ngines, Crushers, R ail, Address Department B Write fur Price« and Shipping Tags Cam e, B eltin g, etc. Burke M ach in ery Co., 52s R a ilw a y E xch an ge Bldg., Portland, Ur. 406 Wash. St. II. L. Day, Prop Oysters, MFGS. OF V U L C A N IZ E D ROOF P A I N T Steaks and Chops Our Specialty. Special N ew roofs and rep a irin g done Young E ntree each day. Open 10 a rn. to 1 a m and W oods. 11 '3 E. Oaruthers St. ______ M O N U M E N T S — E. 3d and P in e Sts. Write us for price« and market conditions on u tto Schumann G ran ite A M arb le W orks. M O TO RCYCLES A N D P A R T S Veal Hogs, Pon'lry, Fiuits, Pitatoes, Onions, etc. A ll makes. Easy term s Forty Years in the Same Location. E A S T S ID E M O T O R C Y C L E CO. Portland, Oregon____ 44-4ti G R A N D AV E. ____________ P IP E R E P A IR IN G p i l J E ' O R epaired by experts. CO WHERE WAVES ARE WARM IN WINTER ( 4 b m m 1 ** 1 - 0 p||,c M op, 2.2 Wash. FltjuaU Any C a lifo rn i* Reach. Spec ial W inter Kates Now in Flftcct P O R T L A N D S H O E R E P A IR S , M A IL 'E M Paved H ighway to Seaside Completed. __M odel _Shoe Repair, 272 W ash ington St. SEASIDE HOTEL SEASIDE. OREGON D avis Bros., A m eric a n Shoem akers, 1094th 8t P R U N E T R E E S !! P R U N E T R E E S !!! B e fo re buying elsew h ere see us. Colum bia o r o n a N u rsery Co., 1490 Union A v e ., Portland. P Y O R R H E A D E N T IS T S T h e Personal W ritin g Sm ith ,Long,S te\enson , 310 B u sh -I-ane Bl| M achine W eig h t 6 lbs iitaitMtiNf P ric e $50 00, case included Arc You Looking for a Grand Avenue at Yamhill FsU H Pp Take witk Y«o Twwritr Aarwksrs. PO R TLAN D . O R E Dependable Produce Dealer? O R E G O N T Y P E W R I T E R CO., V eal B u tter 94-A 6th S t , Portland. Oregon. Pork Cheese W rits fo r folder. P o u ltry F.ggs EXPERT H o n ey A n y P rodu ct G et our prices. R U B Y & CO. RL'BBEP STAMPS and MARKING 169 F ro n t St. P ortlan d, Ore. DEVICES. S ixteen Y e a rs ’ R elia b ility. PORTLAND The Lonesome Girl O FFERS A M A R K E T FO R Y O U R P R O D U C E It’s True! By C LA R ISS A MACK1E. V- 1*31# by Me • Ur« N e w » Syndicate. M m DftUss r g tit hfly d e w the hundred wooden «tips that led to the beach. AI>otc her lose the bold head- laud, thrusting Into the sound Its sand- faced (dopes, iis crown of cedars, oaks uud locusts, where, hidden among the trees was her father's country home; a few other handsome pluces were scattered along the i>oint of land, the houses concealed in the woods; long flights of wooden steps wriggled down the slopes to buth houses and boat houses, euch with little wooden piers running out to meet the tide. The tide was coming In rapidly; In N O R T O N IA H O T E L fifteen minutes It would surround the Idg rock that marked the outpost for sufe bathing. The beach was deserted and a cold wind was coming out of the northeast, yet poised ou the big rock a girl's slender figure was silhouetted ugalust the primrose of the evening sky. l’uula Dulloe frowned. “ Little fool I" she muttered Impa tiently, and ran down the remaining steps to the hard white sand; when 6he reached the big rock she drew hack from the llylng spray us the waves rolled against the base. “ Can you swim?" she called to the girl ou the rock. The girl turned n pale, determined face. “ No,” she said flatly. “Then you must come down at once —you will be drowned I” “ It doesn't matter," said the other dully, and turned away to stare at the fur hqrlzon. "Why— how absurd I” The girl spoke over her pretty shoulder. Impudently. “ Does It matter to you— particu larly?" “ Of course—don’t you think you had better come down and talk things C over with me— you might change your mind.” “ Never— never—never I" cried the girl passionately. "There Is nothing to care for— no one to care— It’s my own life— If I want to—go— that way ; It's my business." “ We cannot shout at each other this way—come down for a while, and If you must go hack later— very well— EXCELLENT SERVICE It's your life," suggested Paula. R A Z O R B L A D E S R E S H A R P E N E D By Parcel Post. Return Postage Paid. Write for " I f you won’t Interfere with my go S in gle 30c; Double 35c. R azo rs Ground Circulars and Prices. And Honed. Backlund Ac Son, lu6 W . Park ing hack— I’ll come for a while— the S a fety R azo r Man, lt.V_. 3d St., Portlan d tide Is so slow," conceded the girl ns S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R she slipped wearily down the shore W e help the appearan ce o f women. side of the rock and Joined the other. T w e n ty -tw o Inch sw itch or tra n sfo rm a ftrr** • oak » m u r« w u a n o . on Y ou r Oil trouble and Piston trouble tion, value 87.60, p rice $2.45 They sat down on the sand In the • w ill end when w e Install 400 to 4U Dekum I lld f. afterglow of the pale sunset. S C H O O L OF W E L D IN G E. C . L O N G N O N - E X O ffic ia lly recogn iztvl by state and fe d “ Who are you?” asked Miss Dalloe. P A N D I N G P IS T O N S Wholesale Dealers in eral board as T h e piace to learn welding with a puzzled look at the small elf- F or pleasure car*, truck* all m etals. C om m ercial School o f W e ld FANCY FRUITS and FARM PRODUCE and tractor,. ing, 511 F:ast Grant, Cor 11th, Portland. llke figure, the really beautiful face 161 Front Street. Portland. Oregon. G U A R A N T E E D T Y P E W R I T E R S — N E W OR R E B U IL T and sad eyes of the girl. “ I’ve seen R ebuilt T y p e w r ite r Co., 304 Oak S tr e e t H AN SLM AIR A C KABB you somewhere.” Our Motto Is to Please YOU. V E T E R I N A R I A N — C a ttle a Specialty 1090 E a it Y am h ill St., Portlan d “ You saw mo last night—I wns L)r. Chad. M. Anderson, K en ton . Portland. W ed d ing Bouquets and Funeral Pieces singing In the chorus of the ’Sea Maid’ Lu b lin er Florists, 348 M orrison St. STOCK TH AT G R O W S . 127 Light, A ir y R oom », 50c, 75c, at the entertainment In the big house W e lte r System o f S u gg estive T h era p y 1 nest stork th at can be raised at a price $1.00 and $1.50. yonder." She nodded toward a glimpse Lir. T W . A yers, 715 I>ekum Bldg. you w ill lik e to pay. W r ite or call. of red-tiled roof In the distance. W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A I L T IN W A R E 92 N. 3d. St., Cor. Flanders, Portland, Or«. The Villa Nurseries Portlan d T in w a re M fg. Co., 47 F'nst St ED. F. GODDARD. Mgr. Phone Bdy 1975 "Ah—at the Ealing*—I remember; R F D No. 1, M on tavilla Sta.. P ortlan d, Or you were the smallest girl, at the very F7xpert a d v ic e on an y Incom e tax piuoiciua. Guaranteea Nursery Stock end." S everal years' actual T H E R E ’S A N O TH E R DENT W e h ave g o t Just w h at you w a n t Call The girl nodded. "Who are you?" exp erien ce in G overn - or w rite fo r prices. Dents sad blemishes on your car can be Russellville N u rsery Co. she asked bluntly. removed snd we are the boys to do It. P R f l R I F H f i » ' t Bureaus is offered I l l U U L L m l J those unable to v is it our 11 A L E W IS , Prop. Why? Because we specialize iu that kind o ffic e. “ Paula Dalloe.” ta te your troubles b rie fly ami M on tavilla Sta., Portland. O regon o f work. We also repair radiators and send In w S ith $1 am i w e will g iv e you hon "Your father the rich Dalloe— you carry Liberty Radiator cores in stock. All est to goodness advice. It w ill pay you to work guaranteed. live up here?" She glanced up the g e t In touch wi t h us now. E. J. Curtin, J. E. D I RHAM, th « Fender Man Glen Haven Rest Home Room 608 L e w ie Bldg., P ortlan d , Oregon. slope. Portias«!, Or«. P a tie n ts or old people SO K srtk 11th 8». "Didn’t you want to return with the m ay secure a home fo r company this morning?" 1 life a t fla t rate. A qu iet home fo r con valescent “ N o; 1 was sick and stayed over. and chronic patients. Ibltt $1 00 mi m 128 N 64 3L totkW. Or* 1 S pecial diet and tr e a t They were kind ; the housekeeper sent Very Centrally Located Convenient to all m ents applied as physicians direct. B a ttle S tric tly F irep ro of. N e a r both depots me to the beach to get the air, and I Depots, and one Mock from main Postoffice Creek m ethods Ideal H o m e -L ik e Sur- | and con ven ien t car s erv ic e to all parts o f city. roundings 115 E. 28th St., at Alder. thought It was the best way out.” Fire Proof and Modern Phone E ast 4222 P ortlan d, Oregon Single Rooms W ith o u t Bath, $1 and up “ Out of what? Tell me, please.” Single Room s W ith Bath, $2 and up E L B E R T S. R O B E . M anager Paula smiled and laid her strong F ire P ro o f and Modern fingers on the delicate hand of N E W H O USTON HOTEL PARK A N D MORRISON STS. RELIABLE TREES AND PLA N TS brown the younger girl. C. S R ichardson. M an ager W e o ffe r planters special lo w prices on Depot Morriaon Cars d ir«ct to Hotel. Popular gen era l nursery stock, prunes, peais, a p W e e k ly R ates to Perm an en t Guests “ Everything! I am nil alone In the 5 1 ,th and E v e re tt Streets, T h re e blocks Prices. Center Shopping snd Theater district. ples, peaches, lo gan b erry plants, walnuts, world—orphan asylum—you know— F R A N K A . C L A R K . Prop., fro m N e w P os to ffic e , F o u r Blocks from etc. Stock is fin e and w ill please >ou. form erly with Clyde Hotel. O rder today. M en tion this paper. U nion Depot. Portlan d, Ore. and then the stag»1— and 1 met him— B enedict N u rsery Co., he’s fine— the best In the world—but 186 E. 87th N ., P ortlan d, Oregon. Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted. Used Ford Tracks and Touring Cars we lost each other. I know his name, 2 O'", o ff until January, on all hut I won't seek him, becuuse— ” Now S123.M and t ’p. «fe y m erchandise and glasses. UNIVERSAL CAR EXCHANGE “ Because— ?” Used Fords Exclusively V&c B rin g this sd Grand A t A Yamhill Port “ Well, I ’m not In that class, Mins C la rk e -B ro w e r O ptical Co. AH the good kinds o f F ru it T rees, B erry land. Writ far pnera as4 lent«. 112V4 S ixth St. Portlan d Bushes. Shade T rees, Shrubbery, Roses, Dalloe. I haven't had much education, Vin es, Bulbs, fo r you r orchard and g a r hut he said It dliln't matter, because ••A M oderate P riced H otel o f M erit” den grow n in our large 1,000-hcre plant E stablished o ve r 50 yeara ago. Our trees my heart was right, and I'd l»>nrn, and DR. G. E. W A T T S H O T E L C L IF F O R D please our custom ers, prices reasonable, we'd be happy, lie told me about his q u a lity dependable. A c tiv e salesmen Fast Morrison St , at East Sixth, the 212 Oregonian Bedding. Principal East Side Hotel 5 minutes from wanted In e v e ry section. F o r real s a tis house, and how, when we were mar PORTLAND. OREGON factio n In your trees buy fro m the Shopping District. Four blocks from 8 I*. ried, I would be tiie mistress. It Foist Side Station. SPECIALIST OREGON NURSERY CO., scared me— I was afraid of all the Female and Rectal Trouble* and Orenco, O regon folks he knew— and so I left the com pany I was with and ran away—and C I- A N D T R A N S P L A N T A T I O N S he never could trace me. This Is two Pratt tree« budded fra « bearing orch- Everything for the Motorcyclist. i acts. Apple. !*tar. Cherry, P#a. h. Plum. y»’ars ago, but It hurts yet." She stnred Prune, Apr; t. Qalnr«. Urtp« Ytaa* Rebuilt Harley-Davidson Shrubbery, riaata. i a g R r r k a Blark- straight ahead with unseeing eyes. berrlaa. Logan*. Dewberr*«*. Aiparacua. MOTORCYCLES kbubarb, Flowertr« Shrub*. Row*. " I am sorry,” said Paula gently. R »m s gu aran tee • • n < » From $2ni>.0t> up F IS T U L A , F IS S U R E , Itch Tied«. IT »dr*. Nut and H ad« to *350 00, all 1st, models, w ith 3-speed in g and all o th er rectal “ I>on't you think you should let him Carriage paid. SaUrfacOoo guaranteed. and e lectric equipm ent. E a s y term a If conditions except C ancer know where you are— he may be very dealred Bay w h ile you ride Bend for perm an en tly cured w ith W A S H I N G T O N N U R S E R Y C Q literatu re. M oto rcycle and Supply Co., out a su rgical operation. unhappy.” Tcrppewlsh. W a e h ln g to a . H a rley Oavtdeon S ervic e Center, *00 Ird M y method o f trea tm en t S alesm en e v e ry w h e re . M o t . w anted. “ I <?oul<ln't. I'm not his sort. When SL, P ortlan d . O r e , corner T a y lo r. saves the tissue instead o f d estro yin g it It is p ain we were together It seemed easy, but less, requ ires no «*n es IT S JUST A SMALL BOOK ’’ R U P T U R E D ” after he went I thought o f his grand th etic and Is perm anent. W e c a rry a com plete line T h e re is no con fin em en t I o f 16 pages. "O rn a m en tal Plan ts fo r friends and the disgrace I would bring o f trusses. Including the to bed. no In terferen ce | la n d s c a p e P la n tin g " is e a ge r to acquaint Brooks A p p lia m e , lira. upon him.” business o r social engagem ents I you w ith the beat v a rie tie s o f plants for S m ith 's “ H on est John,” • 1 r landscape use. " I am afraid you haven’t treate»l Ho*id. S t l . k - T l t e , a n d ill or w rite fo r b o o k le t M ention this B U T I T ’ S W O R T H A S K IN G FOR L e a th e r C o vered Spring him very well." paper when w ritin g | Because It giv e s sound ad vice on ths T ru ss fittin g is a scien subject o f d evelop in g the hom e grounds. tific business w ith ma I “ He has forgotten by this time," «n ot a side lin e). said the girl suddenly. i The Weed l-andscape Nursery I). W. ELROD, 1115 Selling B eaverton , O r«. Second and Morr>,on St*., Portland. Ora. “ Will you M i M your mini ?" Building. Portland. Oregon “Evstyo n ark ." * “ Won't you come and stay a few days with me, Evalyn, up at my house? Find Lest Sacrament Set. Perhaps the change will do you good. nino. Canaria.—Lost for t Yon can telephone to your manager.“ llflcpnt set of I»s hat an Intensif; ’ of “ Visit you?" zo o . Beacon’s Rsy* Will Ilium.ne Europe’s nststing of tr, 2,001) 000,000 Airway for 200 Mile»— “Yea." ‘umile power and the n ami silvers, «hit had P< Years to Build. “ I cannot. I hurts me to go Into I flash will be seen i of rd to Huron coll« bjr P' people’s homes. I never had one— — - nearly 200 mile*. coo B is h o p U d i i nth, then an ardui Pari*.— What Is described as the j The whole fabric o f steel girders nothing hut the asylum and cheap I d 186«. ha Just been fourni The sllrer dtsap] ■ared during the time ai most powerful lighthouse ever con-i on concrete plies will he transported boarding house*. It la nice o f yon to tf ration* w re being made to the structed ha* just lieen completed here, to Mount Africa (1..'<00 feet), nine mile» a*k roe. I’m only In the chorus. Ml** theological Institution's chapel, and It It 1s Intended for the new air station from Dijon, wh» re it will be set up Dalloe, but It makes me sick for a •ass believed to have been stolen by at Dijon and baa taken over two years permanently as a guiding light for home, so P i « thought that my life I* the great airways to the east end my own, and I'd go to my own folka workmen. It was found In an old. to construct. and not be lonesome any more. You disused bank vault. The beam of light thrown from two south of Europe. BAB’S RESTAURA 1 L Cafeteria © SHOE REPAIRING à PORTLAND HIDE & WOOL CO. JE W E L Restaurant Page & Son Dyeing & Cleaning “At Your Beck and Call" he Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp’y THE NEW AM ERICAN HOTEL INCOME TAX HOTEL HOYT RAINIER HOTEL R IT Z H O T E L Dependable Trees TREES m SHRUBS P I L E S DR. C. J. D E A N BUILD G IA N T A IR LIG H TH O U SE understand?" She arocc, poised t»u flight. “ Yes, but you must not take your life— ” “ You said I couhl go back," d efied the other as she went away. A footstep sounded ou the steps Moap, f'ir»TT»*nt Tsko’V) rvrrwlwr* Sample-« D m of -u U c iu Is b e tiw rle i, D ry l X. Maid«« I f u * above. Paula sighed relieved!) as she waved u welcoming bund to the young man In white flannels. She almost loved Burry Lane ut that moment — she hud dallied dangerously with the question for mouth»— for he was so dependable, so sure to bo there when needed. Now he could take the ob- it the finest product o f iu» kind in the durute girl uud convince her that her world. E very woman w h o liss ut»ed it k n o w s tills statement to be true life did matter. She watched Ills keen, dark fuce as she gasped a few words of the story. “ ¡su\e her, llurry, If you 1000 Homeless in Fire. love me," she endc-d weakly as she fol lowed Ills flying steps. Ardmore, Okla.— Eire early Monday As he reached the top of the rock morning wiped out the business sec-' the girl leaped luto the water, now tion of the town of Dillard, located in pounding against Its gray sides. It the heart of the Hewitt oil field, caus-' was Paula who brought her In, strug lag damage to the amount of $100,000. * gling, defiant, like half-drowned More than 1000 persons were made kitten. “Take her, Jerry, while 1 wring my homeless. Six two-story buildings and self dry," she panted us she laid the more than a score of small dwellings occupied by field workers' families little chorus girl Iu bis arms. Ills silence surprised her. He was were destroyed. lo o k in g down at the wet fuce, with Its dark, wet curls. Its wld»>. Joyous eyes; $25,000,000 Stocks Sold. his own eyes were incredulous. Montreal. — The Canadian Pacific “ Evalyn— darling I've searched the world for you—I ’ll never let you go railway Monday sold $25,000.000 of « per cent perpetual consolidated deben again.” lie was kissing her. "Barry— Burry— 1 wasn’t running ture stock to the National City com- * after you,” protested the proud little pany of New York. voice. Paula I'alloe saw them together; Heads, I Win; Tails, You Lose. weighed their love for each other "W hat am I doing? I'm spinning a against her portion of wealth, position and possible happiness, and a wry dime. If it's heads, I'll go to the little smile edged her p» rfect lips. She lodge. If it's tails. I'll go down to the billiard hall. If tlio dime stands on shivered In the cold wind. "Come— home, Evalyn and Barry," edge, I ’ll stay home with you.”— Atchi she urged, smiling down ut them as son Globe. the man carried his love up the long (light of stops; and the girl that went Watch Cuticura Improve Your SkiiV ' before, who hail so nearly loved him, Ou rising and retii kig gently smear . remembered how her ancestors had the fuce will» Cuticuru Ointment. * fought grim buttles with smiling faces Wash off Ointment in five minutes set to the foe, und as she went for with Cuticura Snap and hot water. It ward there was courage In her eyes is wonderful sometimes what Cutlcurr j und a gallant swing to tier shoulders. ! will do for poor complexions, dandruff,' “Come— home,” sho said again. [itching und rctl rough hands.— -Adv. J No" One Need Buy Ciiiirura Before He* Tries Free Samples Red Cross ¿V BALL BLUE -V-r I I j CALLS CANDY VALUABLE FOOD Certain It Is That Enormous Energy Is Contained In a Small Portion of Sweets. I f there Is any doubt ns to the food value of candy, the statement, which bear* the stamp of science und Investi gation, that u man may walk u tulle on the energy furnished by one cara mel, provides food for thought. The exact amount of energy pro duced depends, of course, upon the kind of candy eaten and the nature of the Ingredients which enter Into Its composition. That candy I* an energy producer wus demonstrated many times In th« recent war. The authorities, not wishing to feed the fighters stimulants that would lessen their resistance, gave them candy and Jams in large quantities. Practical tests of the value of sugar In preventing or de laying futlgu«) were made, the results Indicating the vulue of sugar In (be ration when men are subje»-ted to great exertion. Chocolate bars are one of the most »■onveiilent forms In which sugar may be carried; they pack readily and carry much concentrated nourishment for their weight, mnklng them u favorite with mountain climbers and hiker* who do not wish to load them selves with large quantities of f<>o»l, and. If one caramel will supply enough energy for a man to walk a mile. It will be »»•en how comparatively light the load may be. The Nwiss guide consider* lump *ugur and highly sweetened chocolate an Indispensable part of bis outfit.—Cleveland Pluln Dealer. Far Sighted. A railway employee wns In the wit ness box, and was being cross-exam ined by a very self-important young lawyer about a case which had re sulted In a damage suit a* the conse quence of an accident on the railroad. “ You say that you saw this man fall frmn the train?” said the lawyer. “ I saw him fall, yes," replltfd the railway man. “ Yet, It was night time," ln-dsled the lawyer. “ And you were at one end of the trntn and the man was at the other. Do you expert an Intelligent Jury to believe such a yam? flow far can you see nt night?" "About a million miles, I think," re- plled the railway man. "I can see the moon. How far 1» that?" The lawyer retire»!. South 8ea Islands. On the more than three score Tua- tnnttl Islands dwell fewer than 4.ISS) p«*»>ple. The large*t of these atolls, Bnnglroa, has a lagoon «."> mile* long and a third a* wide. Pearl oyster* abound and the pearls are sold In Tahiti. The Tubal or Austral Islands lie In a crescent chain, from northwest to *outh**a*t, and support not more than 2,(*)0 Polynesian*. Explorers have found certain *t»>ne stnn'ture* on the summit o f Itnpa, In till* group, o f con siderable interest. The principal Is land g1v«-s Its name to the group; Va- Tlt«o and Kurutu are the other* o f appreciable size. The land sriqi of the entire group D but 110 square mile*.— National Geographic Society Bulletin. Explained. "Why do they call It the wlbl snd woolly West?" “ Well, the sheep men make It woolly and that make* the cattle men wild." —Louisville Courier Journal. Wisdom Lies in Correction Don't make too much of the faults and findings of those around you; | even be good to yourself, and don't harry your soul over your own blun ders and mistakes.—Ada C. Sweet. Ice Barrier Caused Falls. Niagara Kails came into existence because ice In past ages closed the ancient outlet of Lake Erie. The lake overflowed along a new course, ^ which caused it to tumble over a cliff. ' Tables Made of Paper. Tables, chairs and other articles of furniture ure now made front com pressed paper so colored and polished as to give it the appearance o f the finest woods. d The optimist even if your gift of tongues if she were a American. Surely. says to remember that mother-in-law lias the it would he a lot worse mind reader.— Chicago | An Exception. According to a news Item, a woman was recently married while in a trance. It is usuully the bridegroom. ' — London Passing Show. Same Idea. 1 The old way of saying it: " A fool and his money are soon parted." The new way: “ The long green doesn't remain with the green long.” i Ventilation Affecta Soil. Ventilation of the soil has been found to affect the growth and quality of plants. i WINTER SHELTER FOR COLTS Open Shed I* Not Desirable at Feed le Utilized Mostly to Combat Cold Weather. An open shed Is not desirable for winter shelter for the colt*. If they have to use feed mainly to combat cold weather and other conditions which could be overcome by better quarters, they will be atuntPd and handlcappeil, to say nothing of much of the profits being taken up In feed ing. Danger In Inbreeding. Inbreeding I* fraught with many hnzards, and unless the breeder Is a keen student o f Ms art. he will soon be breeillng a degenerate data of animals far below his original stock. Cabbages for $heep. Cabbage* are great sheep fee»! and the sheep enjoy them very much a* a source of winter succulence. IIJPTNR B m iv Betreshes. «M tkn Neal* Keep »our Eye- Strong and Healthy I” dheytire,Smart.Itch.- t TAI,r T i/ C V Burn, If Sore, Irritate«* U l l K L l U InMamed orGranulatec <se Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult \t all Druggi«ts. Write for Free Eye Boo* «arise l >• Hewed* ( eatsaav.Cklcsss.il. 8 I ft iC il* “ h t l K W b ie t ? SuViN,?—f o f i f e r le the biggest, moat perfectly egu lppM HtislnMM T rainin g 8* hoot la the North - l w eet Kit youieO f fo » a higher portion with more mone». F red «u r flredu atee _ _ ___ ( « D U for ewtotag— Fourth had YemhlH, P. N. U. No. 1, 1S22