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th e w h o lesale d e a le rs for su g a r, choco­
la te an d o th e r su p p lies. Je a n , very-
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? x x x x x x:- x x x x x x i h o u r w lu ii p u rc h a sin g u sin g le box
C om plete C h an ge S a tu rd a y . A dults. M atinee. ®tc:
E v en in g s. ite . C ontinuous 1 to 11 p m. C hildren
1122. by M cC liu* N e w s p a p e r S> D dlcete.
o f candy.
S om etim es he w alk ed
10 c an ta all tim es.
th ro u g h th e w ell-eq u ip p ed k itch en ,
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p ro o f , K o tp r o o f , K a ( p r o o f a n d F ir e p r o o f
Ja n e , M aud a n d M atild a, a n d they all looking w ith u n h id d en a d m ira tio n at
M e d u s a W a t e r p r o o f e d W h ite P o r t l a n d C e m e n t is
M utilda w ith h e r sm ooth b lo n d e liuir
t h e b e s t f o r S tu c c o P l a s t e r o n o u t s i d e f o r B u n g a ­ lived to g e th e r in a little w h ite ho u se
b id d en b e n e a th h e r little w h ite cat».
lo w s — D o s s n o t s t a i n a n d d i r t c a n b e h o s e d off. in H ilto n a n d tu u g ftt s c h o o l .n th e
W n U fo r L ite ra tu re . Sold by A . M cM ILLAN A C O ..
J e a n 's te a r s w e re sp ecially n e a r tlie
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________ MO-MO E a s t A nkeny S tre e t, Cor nor Second.
"T h e re s n o th in g to it," sa id J e a n su rfa c e , th o u g h J e a n c o u ld n 't ex actly
H E M S T IT C H IN G AND P L E A T IN G .
one
e v en in g a f t e r th e su p p e r d ish es h a v e to ld w hy.
B u t t o n h o l i n g — B u t t o n * — P l a i t i n g — T u .- k ln g a n d C h s l n s t l t c h m g
T h en one day H ay d en h a d a long
A ll M a ll O r d e r » g iv e n c a r e f u l a n d p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n
w ere o u t of th e w ay a n d th e fo u r h ad
___________ E L IT E S H O P , l a t j T e n th n e a r W ash in g to n .
H e had
g a th e re d ro u n d th e lam p th a t stood co n v ersatio n w ith M utilda.
long co n te m p la te d s ta rtin g a lu n ch ­
A guud place to F a t and L ies Well. or. th e c e n te r tu b le of th e ir living
R em arkable 4oc luncheon a t noon.
room a n d re c re a tio n c e n te r fo r th e
O pen 7 a. m to 2 a. m . Jfcf* S ta rk S t room.
“ N o th in g to w h a t? " sa id J a n e , lo o k ­ th o u sa n d o r so m en a n d g irls w ho
ing up from th e a lg e b ra p a p e rs sh e w orked in th e H a y d e n com pany fac­
We Fay Highest Pric## for
to ries.
Now h e a sk e d M atild a if she
H ID E S . PE LT S, WOOL. M OHAIR.
w a s co rre c tin g .
10« ONION iVlNUI NOITH. WIHAII, QtilGQI.
CASCARA HARK.
“ N o th in g to school te a c h in g ," J e a n w ould u n d e rta k e th is w ork fo r $3,000
W rite fo r P rice s and S h ip p in g Tatra
A ddreaa D e p artm e n t B
M a tild a took
e x p la in e d “Y ou w o rk lik e u h o rse all a y e a r to s tu r t w ith .
day w ith su ch big c la s se s th a t ubout no tim e to consider. It w ould be m any
R e c e i v i n g S e ts , c o m p le te w i t h p h o n e s a n d w ire . $50.00.
ail you can do is to k eep o rd e r und a long m onth b efo re sh e could pos­
A v e r a g e R a n g e 400 m ile s o f b r o a d c a s t i n g .
S im p le to
rirjvu In en ough fa c ts to g et th e b rig h t sibly ta k e a th o u s a n d d o lla rs sa la ry
o p e r a t e , w i t h c o m p le te I n s t r u c t i o n s .
ch ild ren to p a s s a t e x a m in a tio n . You from th e e a rn in g s o t th e j . ft M. com ­
A . F. B r o d t C o. , 245 G r a n d A v e . , P o r t l a n d . O r e .
pany, a n d s tirr in g ca ra m e l und fudge
com e hom e tire d — "
"A n d w h a t do you g e t" M aud took m ix tu re h a d p ro v e d n o t ev en so in ­
sp irin g a s touching e le m e n ta ry school
P L I E S
F L E E
up th e re fra in .
children.
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T h e n ex t d ay Mr. H ay d en found
“ A nd you n e v e r m eet uny one,” J e a n
R E P E L L E N T
G ra n d A v e n u e a t Y am hill
resum ed.
"L ook a t a ste n o g ra p h e r. J e a n alo n e in th e can d y k itch en . She
PO R T L A N D . O R E.
D oesn 't h a v e to know h a lf a s m uch w as stru g g lin g w ith th e eundy m ixing.
P R IC E S :
And as Mr. H ay d en sto o d th e r e look­
tju a rt, 75c: h a lf as a te a c h e r a n d sh e m eets m en. She
gets m a rrie d o r else sh e s t a r ts in b u si­ ing, th e te a r s b ro k e o u t a n d run
gallón, $1.25;
EX PERT
g a llon. $ Î.00.
ness by h e rs e lf a n d m a k e s good dow n h e r cheek w hile sh e b ru sh ed one
•w a y w ith a finger th a t le ft a choco­
Dyeing & Cleaning
m oney.”
O rder f r o m
yo u r dealer. 1 f
“ I d o n 't c a re a b o u t g e ttin g m a r­ la te sm udge in Its w ak e.
____ he h a s n 't it.
E X C E L L E N T S E R V IC E
"I d o n 't see w hy you took th em all
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we ’ll K- t you ried ," sa id M utilda. " B u t- - ” sh e h e s i­
By Parcel Post. Return Postage Paid. W rite for a gallon, c h a rg e s paid, for $2.uu. P o sta g e stam p s ta te d a n d to o k a c h o c o la te from th e
«w ay," sh e sa id re p ro a c h fu lly . " I ’ve
Circulars and Prices.
accepted.
got to go on b e c a u se w e’v e g«»t all th is
box of bonbons open*on th e ta b le.
“A t Your Beck and Call” Clarke, Woodward Drug Co., “ L e t's s ta r t In b u sin ess, th e fo u r of eq u ip m en t, hut I'd r a th e r te a c h school
PO R T L A N D . O R EG O N .
us."
It w as J a n e w ho m ude th e — a g re a t d eal r a th e r — anil— ”
E x p e r t a d v i c e on a n y
"I th o u g h t you w ere tire d o f te a c h ­
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T h e n a n d th e r e It w as a g re e d th a t ing,” said M r. H ayden, d ra w in g very
e x p e r ie n c e in G o v e r n -
b re a k s, s e n d it to w*
D R f t f t I C U Q - i e n t B u r e a u s is o f f e r e d
th e y sh o u ld go Into b u sin e ss w ith u n e a r to th e te a r fu l Jeu n .
A rm s tro n g A u to R a d ia to v Co.,
r n U D L L I n O i h o s e u n a b le to v i s i t o u r
“I w as, b u t— ”
c a p ita l 1?. In a f**w m o re m o n th s th e
o f f ic e .
S t a t e y o u r tr o u b l e s b r i e f l y a n d 557 B u rn sid e s tre e t.
P °rt!a n d ,
O regon
“S uppose I find som e o ne to buy
s e n d in w i t h f l a n d w e w ill g iv e y o u h o n ­
school te rm w ould he o v er. T hey
e st to g o o d n e s s a d v ic e , i t w ill p a y y o u to
could s t a r t th e day a f t e r school th e b u sin ess a s it stan d s. T h e sm all
g ^ t in to u c h w i t h u s n o w
E. J. C u r t i n ,
R o o m 806 L e w i s B ld g ., P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n .
closed, see how th e y m ad e o u t, an d am o u n t I In v ested h u rdiy m a tte rs.
Still, w e could cover th a t a n d q u ite a
F ru it tree» budded from bearing orch­ If p ro sp e c ts w ere good th e y w ould all
F ir e P ro o f a n d M o d e r n
ards. Apple. Fear, Cherry, Peach. Plum.
little m ore. S u p p o se th en I m ad e an
PTUna Apricot, Quince, Grape Vines. h a n d in th e ir re s ig n a tio n s by A ugust.
Shrubbery. Plants. RaapherrWa. Black­ T h a t w ould g ive th e scho«)l h o ard tim e
offer fo r you t h a t m et w ith y o u r ap­
berries. Logan*. Ihrwberrlea, Asparagus.
p ro v al?"
Rhubarb, Flowering Shrubs, Roues. enough to g et o th e r te a c h e rs.
Vices. Hedirvi, Nut and Shade Tree*.
P A R K A N D M O R R IS O N ST S .
"B u t I'm n o t lik e M aud an d M a­
“ L e t’s m a k e can d y ," said J a n e , w ho
Carriage paid. Satisfaction guaranteed.
D epot M orrison C ars d ire c t to H otel. P o p u lar
W A S H I N G T O N h n jT T S E R Y C O h ad follow ed M a tild a 's e x a m p le end tild a und J a n e ,” said J e a n .
P rices. C en ter Sho p p in g an d T h e a te r d istric t.
w as nib b lin g a ch o c o la te cream .
T oppenlah, W agL in^ton.
“No, y o u 're n o t,” a g reed Mr. H ay ­
FR A N K A. CLA R K . P rop.,
form erly w ith Clyde H otel.
H a le a m v u c v w y w h e r e ,
k io r o w a n t e d .
“ S u g a r Is six c e n ts a p o u n d a t re tu ll. den. “ 1 w atch ed you all und stu d ied
C h o co late is fifteen, a n d c a n d y , th a t you c a refu lly . T h e re is one vocation
R A IN IE R H O T E L
is m ostly s u g a r a n d c h o c o la te, sells fo r w hich you a re fa r b e tte r fitted
Hairs JI 00 serf .p.
128 N. 64 St Ptrtlasi Or*
fo r eighty c e n ts a pound."
th a n th e r e s t—anil It Isn 't selling
Very Centrally Located C onvenient to all
So it w a s a g re e d th a t th e y should sto ck o r s u p e rin te n d in g sc h o o |s or
Depots, and one block from main Postoflke
s tn rt a can d y b u sin ess. A lso it w as m an ag in g u re c re a tio n c e n te r and
a g reed th a t th e y sh o u ld o p e ra te u n d er lunchroom o r even ru n n in g a candy
PLEATING SPECIAL
PATENT ATTORNEY
e o f th e J. ft M. c om pany. b u sin ess."
C u t, seam , hem anti m achine
W e can show you how Lu tu rn y o u r p a te n ta b le
85 cents T th h e en n am
ideas in to cash. O regon L icensed Mei-hanical p le a t s k irts ready for band.
som e o n e su g g e ste d th a t th e y
“O h," snid Je a n , sm iling th ro u g h
H e m stitch in g , E tc.
E n g in ee r.
TH O M A S B ILY E U , 202 S tev en s
m ust h av e c a p ita l. T h e y m u s t h av e h e r te a rs , "is th e r e a n y th in g you th in k
EA S T E R N N O V E L T Y M FG . C O . •
B uilding, P o rtlan d , Ore.
j 85H F if th S t.
P o rtla n d . Ore a shop in a p ro m in e n t p la c e to sell
I re a lly nm fitted fo r?
R eally, I
b k a z T n g , w e l d i n g a . c u t t i n g
th e ir w ares. T h ey m u st s t a r t from th e w o u ld n 't c a re how sm all th e sa la ry
j N o r t h w e s t W e l d in g At S u p p ly C o. 88 1 s t S t
first w ith good eq u ip m e n t.
T hey w as If I felt <liat I w as re a lly su ited
C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G
F o r r e l i a b l e C l e a n i n g a n d w ould need a t le a s t tw o th o u s a n d dol­ fo r It.”
D y e in g s e r v i c e s e n d p a r c e l s to lars, an d th e ir com bined sav in g s m ade
T h en M r. Ila y d e n , confirm ed old
us.
W e p a y r e t u r n p o s ta g e .
L o c a t e d S i x t h and H o y t
S om e one m ust b a ch elo r th a t he w as, h eld tw o arm s
I n f o r m a t i o n a n d p r i c e s g iv e n only o n e th o u sa n d .
S tr ic tly F ir e p r o o f a n d M o d ern .
N ear
u p o n re q u e s t.
get th e n e c e ssa ry fu n d s, a n d it w a s o u t and took th e s ta r tle d little J e a n
b o th d e p o ts a n d c o n v e n ie n t c u r s e rv ic e
__
E N K E ’S C I T Y D Y E W O R K S
easy fo r J a n e to p e rs u a d e th e o th e rs to him . "Y’ou a re b e st su ite d to be
! E s t a b l i s h e d 1»»«
P ortla nd
to a ll p a r t s o f c ity .
ttia t A rth u r Ila y d e n , confirm ed old my w ife. I need you, d e a r little girl.
C U T F L O W E R S d. F L O R A L D E S I G N S
C l a r k e B r o s ., F l o r i s t s , 287 M o r r is o n 8 t ___ b ach e lo r a n d sh re w d b u sin e ss m an,
I m ust hav e you.
W ill you m arry
F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S
should be a p p ro a c h e d .
H e w a s th e m e?"
C o m m e r c ia l I r o n W o r k s , 7 th & M a d is on .
to w n ’s ric h e st m an.
H e w as m ost
MOLKK HAKBKK COLLEGE
A nd J e a n , lik e th e re s t, did not hes­
T eaches tra d e in 8 w eeks. Some pay w hile le a rn ­
1 to 5 to n GMC, Republic!«. W hite«, etc. ing. Positions secured. W rite fo r c atalogue, activ e In e n fo rc in g th e la te s t am en d ­ it a te to ac c e p t M r. H a y d e n 's propo-
m en t In H ilto n . T h e fa c t th a t p ro ­ sitio n .
234 B u rn sid e s tre e t. P o rtla n d . O re.
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Send fo r o u r L ist.
M O N U M E N T S — E . 3d a nd P i n e Sts.
h ibition h a d c re a te d a keen dem and
WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc I O t t o S c h u m a n n G r a n i t e At M a r b le W o rk * . fo r can d y o u g h t to be a good a rg u ­
PERSONAL
FAMED AS GREAT AMERICAN
O re g o n D is trib u to r s fo r G M C T r u c k s
M a r r y if L o n e ly ; m o s t s u c c e s s f u l “ H o m e m ent w ith him .
200 S e c o n d S t , C o r. T a y l o r P o r t l a n d , O* M a k e r ” ;
h u n d re d s
r ic h ;
c o n fid e n tia l;
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W e d d i n g B o u q u e t s a nd F u n e r a l Pie c e #
Jo h n W in th rc p F ig u re d in H isto ry as
: fr e e . “ T h e S u c c e s s f u l C lu b ,” M r s . N a s h , school te a c h e rs re tire d th a t n ig h t It
L u b l i n e r F l o r i s t s , 348 M o r r is o n S t.
B o x 556, O a k l a n d , C a l i f o r n i a .
___________ h ad been s e ttle d ttia t M aud should
th e “ F a th e r of M a ssa c h u se tts"—
S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y PARLOR
L e a d e r in All T hings.
u n d e rta k e th is q u e st o f c a p ita l. T he
W e h e lp t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f w o m e n .
T w e n t y - t w o in c h s w i t c h o r t r a n s f o r m a ­ fa te s h a d decid ed w isely .
M aud w as
tio n , v a l u e $7 60, p r ic e $2 45
Jo h n W ln th ro p , rig h tly called the
ag g ressiv e a n d u n a fra id . S h e ta u g h t
400 t o 412 D f k u m B ld g
F I S T U L A .F I S S U R E , I tc h ­
S-B boys b e c a u se sh e bud a firm com ­ F a th e r of M a ssa c h u se tts, fo r 19 y ears
i n g a n d a ll o t h e r r e c t a l S H O E R E P A I R I N G I N P O R T L A N D
c o n d itio n s e x c e p t C a n c e r
M o d e l S h o e R e p a ir, 272 W a s h i n g t o n BL m and o f h e rs e lf a t all tim es.
H er th e guiding s p irit o f th e colony, and
p e rm a n e n tly c u re d w ith ­
D a v is
B ro s .,
A m e r ic a n
S h o e m a k e r s , eye w as d a rk a n d s te a d y a n d shyness
fo r 12 of th o se 19 y e a rs Its governor,
o u t a s u r g i c a l o p e r a tio n .
Itl S t
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d ied a t h is hom e In B oston, M arch 20,
M y m e th o d o f t r e a t m e n t
h ad been le ft o u t o f h e r m ak eup.
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I N V I T E S THE
W O R L D
1925
D A D T I & N IÌ
OF LIFE
mm CHANGE
WOMAN’S TRIAL
x<e>XM*z*x >X -:X vX ->X *X >X *X >X *
The Dissolution
of J. and M.
5
COMPARE MERITS OF BREEDS
In
W a te rp ro o fe d
BAB’S RESTAURANT
P O R T L A N D H IOE & WOOL CO.
Radio
C ulling O p e ra tio n s in In d ian a
S ta n d a rd B red H ens Show S u p e ri­
o rity O ver M i^ g rels.
( P r e p a r e d by th e U n ite d S ta te « D e p a r tm e n t
of A g r ic u l.u r e .)
In K nox C ounty, hid., h a lf th e n u m ­
b e r of Hocks of liens cu lled u n d e r the
I su|H>rvision o f th e co u n ty a g en t, em-
ployed c o o p e ra tiv e ly by th e U nited
i S ta te s H e p u rtm en t o f A g ric u ltu re , th e
j S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l e o ' a n d
th e
j county, w ere s ta n d a rd b re d an d th e
| o th e r h a lf m ixed lire*1«!», so th e ir com ­
p a ra tiv e m e rits could be couslileretl
, th ro u g h culling.
T h e 9 s ta n d a rd hre«l Hocks n u m b ered
1.0S7, w hile th e 9 of m ixed floei.s nuni-
i («-red 1,10ft, o r HI m ore hens. T h e w o k
| b efo re culling, th e s ta n d a rd bre«l hens
| laid 2.90(1 eggs an d th e m ixed l>ree«ls
! 2,5 17, or 352 ics- . Iti culling. 314 «tund-
! a rd b re d an d 3.V» m ongrel h e n s w ere
I rem oved from th e flocks, lea v in g 773
sta n d a rd bred a n d 738 m ongrels, nr 33
inure stu m la rd bacila. T w o o w n ers of
, th e s ta n d a rd b red Hocks, b ein g l»ret*d-
INCOME
TAX
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USED TRUCK BARGAINS
PILES
s a v e s th e tis s u e in s te a d of
d e s tr o y in g it
I t is p a i n ­
le s s , r e q u i r e s n o a n e s ­
t h e t i c a n d is p e r m a n e n t .
T h e r e is n o c o n f i n e m e n t
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to b e d , n o i n t e r f e r e n c e
w ith b u s i n e s s o r s o c ia l e n g a g e m e n t s
I
tu u a a i r a n t e e & c u r e o r w ill r e f u n d v n u r fe e .
C a ll o r w r i t e fo r b o o k le t,
M e n ti o n t h i s
p a p e r w h e n w r iti n g .
D R C. J. D E A N
Se cond a nd
M o r r i s o n St».. P o r t l a n d . O r » .
HAVE LAMPS FOR EVERY ROOM
D eco ratio n A v iila b le In G re a t V a ri­
e ty ; O strich F e a th e rs Among
th e L a te st S tyles.
V E T E R I N A R I A N — C attle
D r. C h a s . M
s Specialty
A n d e r s o n , K e n to n . P o r t l a n d .
S o u n d s N a tu ra l.
A T re n to n (N . J .) w o m an h a d to
m ove th e o th e r d ay b e c a u se h e r d ead
h u sb a n d 's s p ir it fu m b led th e la tc h
e v e ry n ig h t. M o st h u s b a n d s do th a t
e a rlie r In th e i r c a re e rs.
th ro u g h Just fh e d e lic a te fe a th e rs a p ­
p lied to a fra m e is In d escrib ab ly
lovely.
3 m a rt T ra v e lin g C oats.
S m a rt tra v e lin g c o a ts c u t or. very
fu ll lin e s a re d eveloped fro m g rizzled
E v ery room n o w ad ay s h a s Its lam p. w oolens, u su a lly in g reen to n e s n s w ell
In th e living room th e r e Is a w ide a s co arsely w oven c h ev io ts n o ta b ly in
ch o ice fo r ta b le o r floor lam ps. yellow sh a d e s. Z e ra n a o fte n tim e s Is
W ro u g h t Iron, m ah o g an y a n d p o ly ­ u sed a s a lin in g fo r th e se c o ats. B eige
ch ro m e effects In e ith e r m e ta l o r wood a n d sa n d w o o len s in ro u g h w eav es
fo rm m ost o f th e lam p s ta n d a rd s . a r e u sed fo r s tr e e t w ra p s m ade on
F re n c h , G othic, E n g lish , S p a n ish and s tra ig h t lines. C olored e m b ro id ery an d
Ita lia n sty le s a re all good fo r bridge, fa n cy g ird le s a re a m ean s of reliev in g
p ian o an d Junior lam p effects.
th e se v e rity o f th e p la in w oolens.
A s fo r sh a d e s th e r e Is Infinite v a ri­
ety, too. G lass, p a rc h m e n t, silk, g e o r­
F a sh io n 's F an cies.
g e tte s, w ick er an d even c h a rm in g os­
V elvet flow ers, little on es c u t out of
tric h fe a th e rs a re seen. A w o rd a b o u t co lored ve: e t, w ith raw edges, f a s t­
th e s e new fe a th e r sh a d e s.
In s te a d ened lig h tly to a w h ite o rg an d ie frock,
o f b eing th e flufTy a ffa irs fo rm erly sp re a d in g a n d sp ra w lin g o v e r all its
c o n stru c te d o f th e cu rly o stric h tip s su rfa c e . G«»d a i d M ark h e a d s a n
fo r bou d o ir lam ps, th e s e j r e long w o rk ed to g e th e r in an a llo v e r desig n
fe a th e rs , w ith th e c e n te r rib s fo rm ing on a w h ite c re p e d e ch in e blouse.
th e se c tio n s o f th e lam p sh ad e. A T h e effect is ch arm in g . G ra p e s a re
ro se fe a tn e r sh ad e , fo r ex am p le, had u sed on som e s tra w h a ts. T h ey sh in e
e ach fe a th e r w h ere It Joined th e n ext an d sh im m er a n d a re fa irly lu s tro u s
o u tlin e d w ith n a rro w black fe a th e r In q u a lity w hich a d d s m uch to th e ir
trim m in g , an d th e
lig h t sh in in g d e c o ra tiv e effect.
ALBATROSS
FLIES
3,000
MILES
S e a ttle , W ash.— S ta rtin g
from • th e w av es w ith o u t th e g re a t w ings he-
sm a ll so lita ry islan d n e a r
J a p a n a in g fu rle d . F o r six d a y s e n d seven
b la c k h e a d e d a lb a tro s s follow ed a n ig h ts ti e r a r e k e p t a ll a t fe v e r h e a t
ste a m sh ip acro ss th e N o rth Pacific fo r w ith ex c ite m e n t, and w hen 3,<»»> m iles
six d a } s an d seven n ig h ts. It b ecam e *rom th e J a p a n e s e islan d an d follow ­
er, o b je c t o f u n u su al iu te re s t am ong Ing a g reed y b re a k fa s t o f m e a t a n d
b o th p r.ssengers an«, crew a n d se v e ra l fish th e a lb a tro s s tu rn e d a b ru p tly a n d
big w ag ers a s to it* length o f flight w as lost in th e d i s t a r ' horizon. T h e
a n d d u ra tio n of stre n g th .
sh 'p w as th e n I 9 6 0 m iles fro
fh e
M eat an d te e a d tossed to th e b ird n e a re s t A lask an p o rt, hu t t te b ird la
¿ „ rin g th e d ay w as p ick ed up fr o m j
b elieved to h a v e flown *»ral
¿Tit hom e.
So M aud w e n t to se e A rth u r H ay­
den. A rth u r H a y d e n d id n o t w a n t to
see h er. H e av o id ed h er, b u t slie w as
In sisten t. H e w a s n o t esp e c ially a t­
tra c te d by h e r b risk m a n n e r a n d did
not feel th a t tlie to w n o f H ilton
needed a n o th e r eundy a to re .
M ore­
over, h is ow n b u sin e ss, th o u g h In a
p ro sp ero u s co n d itio n , w a s in need of
every b it o f c a p ita l he c o u ld com m and.
Hut Mnud cam e hom e w ith h e r pledge
of a th o u s a n d d o llars.
T h e n e x t d ay sh e c a lle d a g a in on
Mr. Ila y d e n a n d t h a t n ig h t an nounced
h e rse lf a s o u t o f th e co m p ac t.
"M r. H a y d e n h a s offered m e a s a l­
ary th a t a m o u n ts to tw ic e w h a t I am
m aking now . H e w a n ts m e to begin
a s soon a s school Is o v er. My first
w ork w ill b e to sell sto c k fo r H ayden
an d com pany.”
T h e fa c t w as th a t M r. Ila y d e n had
been v ery fa v o ra b ly -Im p re s s e d w ith
th e sellin g a b ility o f th e young w om an
w ho h a d a c tu a lly been a b le to con­
vince him to su b sc rib e a th o u s a n d dol­
la rs to a b u sin e ss e n te r p ris e in sp ite
of him self. Mr. H a y d e n c a lle d several
tim es on th e te a c h e rs, a n d th e n one
day h e cam e w iib good n ew s fo r Jan e.
H e w as p re s id e n t o f th e local board
of ed u catio n . T h e y w e re in need of
a su p e rin te n d e n t o f e le m e n ta ry schools
and Mr. Ila y d e n , h a v in g looked u p
Ju n e ’s rec o rd a s a te a c h e r, h ad d e­
cided an d convinced th e b o a rd th a t
sbe w a s th e b e st c a n d id a te fo r th a t
position. T h is m e a n t d o u b le J a n e ’s
p re se n t sa la ry , it m e a n t a n o p p o rtu ­
n ity to u se ta le n t w hich sh e k new she
possessed. So J e a n a n d M atild a w ere
sole su rv iv o rs o f th e J . a n d M. com ­
pany.
< m e hot d ay In J u l y a f t e r school
b a d closed th e y s ta rte d to w o rk in th e
k itch en o f th e J . a n d M. com pany,
w h ere th e te m p e ra tu re w as te n de­
g rees h ig h er th a n It w aa in th e sw el­
te rin g s tre e t o f H ilto n . B u t M atilda
stood over th e k e ttle s o f I »oiling fudge
s a d c a ra m e ls w ith u m la u n te d sp irit,
it w as sh e w ho h a d b o u g h t th e eq u ip ­
m en t, ahe w ho h a d ta k e n a w eek to
a o r k in a la rg e ra n d y k itc h e n in New
York, ah* w ho h a d b a rg a in e d w ith
i ' l l I lf ia ■
■ «.
IMS.
T h e p assin g of W ln th ro p m a rk ed th e
en d o f a d is tin c t e ra In th e h isto ry of
th e M a s sa c h u se tts B ay colony. T he
e ra of W ln th ro p w as an e ra of p ro g ­
ress, o f c o n stru c tio n ; un e ra o f P u ri­
ta n ic a l In to le ra n c e held co n sta n tly in
check by th e m o d e ra tio n en d kindly
s p irit o f th e c h ie f m a g is tra te him self.
It Is to ld th a t w hen W ln th ro p w as on
Ids d e a th bed h e w as visited by T hom ­
a s D udley, th e n d e p u ty governor, and
p re sse d to sign an o rd e r o f b an ish ­
m en t a g a in s t a p erson holding false
relig io u s opinions. “ N o,” said W ln­
th ro p , p u ttin g th e p a p e r aside. “ I
h a v e d one to o m uch o f th a t w ork a l­
re a d y .”
O rig in ally o ne o f th e w e a lth y tnoo
of th e colony, W ln th ro p h ad been
robbed som e ten y e a rs b efo re by a
ra s c a lly ste w a rd o f an e s ta te w orth, in
p re s e n t te rm s of m oney, se v e ra l h u n ­
d re d th o u sa n d d o llars. All th a t r e ­
m ained W ln th ro p h ad disposed o f fo r
th e benefit o f b is living ch ild ren and
b is cre d ito rs.
W o rld ’s C lim ate C hangeless.
T h e first s trik in g fa c t In th e geo­
logical h is to ry o f c lim a te Is th a t th e
p re s e n t c lim a te of th e w orld b u s l»een
m a in ta in e d sin ce th e d a te of th e e a rli­
est, u n a lte re d s e d im e n ta ry d e p o s its
T h e o ld est s a n d s to n e s <»f th e Scotch
h ig h la n d ^ a n d th e E n g lish longm ynd*
| »bow th a t in p re C um brian tim es th e
j w inds h ad th e sa m e stre n g th , th e ra in ­
d ro p s w ere o f th e sam e size, an d they
| fell w ith th e sam e fo rce a s a t th e
p re s e n t day .
T h e m ean c lim ate of
; th e w orld h a s been fa irly co n sta n t,
[ th o u g h tn e ie h av e been local v a ri­
a tio n s w hich h av e led to th e develop­
m ent o f g la c ie rs In reg io n s new ice
' free, a t v a rio u s p o in ts in th e geologl-
[ cal scale. T ltat th e r e h a s been b o
p ro g res s ive c h illin g o f th e e a rth sine#
th e d a te o f th e o ld est koow n sedi­
m e n ta ry ro c k s Is show n by th e ir llth-
| illogical c h a ra c te rs , an d by th e recu r­
rence of glai lal d* i ' «its, Rome of
w hich w ere laid dow n a t low levels a t
in te rv a ls th ro u g h o u t g«*»logio»l tim e,
a<-> o r ling to th e U nited M ate» grolvg-
1 leal su rv ey .
k
Jol* I.y d ia E . l'm k h a m 'a
*
'' • ;■■■«■>>■!■» C o m ­
pound and I.iv e r Fills. 1 w as so m u ch
t nefited by th e u se o f th ese m e d icin es
t h a t 1 w as able to be up and ab* u t in
tw o w eek s. 1 w as a t the C hange o f L ife
w hen I b e g a n ta k in g th e m ed icin es an d
I p assed o v e r th a t tim e w ith o u t a n y
ti uuble. N ow 1 am hale ar.d h e a rty , do
all m y h ousew ork , w ashing, iro n in g ,
scru b b in g , and co cking, all th e r e ia t o d o
a b o u t a house, a n d ca n w alk tw o o r
th r e e m iles w ith o u t g e ttin g too tire d . I
know o f se v e ra l o f m y n eig h b o rs w ho
h a v e b e e n hel;>ed b y y o u r m edicines. ” —
M rs. E m m a C u l v e r , 706 E . 7 th S t ..
M etropolis, Illinois.
Depend upon I.y d ia E. P in k h a m ’aV eg-
e ta b le C om pound. N erv o u sn ess, i r r i t a ­
b ility , h e a t R ashes, head ach e and d izzi­
ness’, a re reliev ed t y th is splendid m ed­
icine.
F in d T ra c e s of Old C ity.
A n old R o m an c ity h a s b e e n d is c o v ­
e re d a t S a n t Ib a n e z , S pain. T r a c e s o f
a h ig h w a y ru n n in g in th e d ire c tio n o f
A s to rg a ; c is te rn s , w ith p ip in g o f c o p ­
p e r; gold co lu s, f r a g m e n ts of c e r a m ic s
u n d v a se s filled w ith a sh e s a r e s a id to
h a v e b een u n e a rth e d in th e v ic in ity .
An in v e s tig a tio n h a s been o rd e re d b y
th e d ir e c to r of fo re ig n a rts .
T h e lig h th o u s e on ce o ff A tla n tlo
C ity, w ell o u t to s e a , is now 500 y a r d s
M ixea Flock of H ens.
in la n d from th e h o a rd w alk, a n d s u r ­
■rs, culled m uch clo se r th a n th e ow n­
ro u n d e d by p a v ed s t r e e ts a n d a p a r t ­
ers o f th e m ixed flocks. T h e w eek
m e n t h o u ses. In 50 y e a rs th e s h if tin g
a f te r culling th e s ta n d a rd b re d In ns
'n ld 2,721 and th e m o n g rels 2,433 eggs. s a n d s h a v e ad d e d m illio n s of dollars*
T h e figures show th u t am ong th e w o rth of la n d to th e n o rth e rn e n d o t
1,087 s ta n d a rd b re d h e n s th e r e w ere th e is la n d .—S c ie n tific A m erican .
11 less cull« th a n am ong tin* 1.103
of th e m ixed flocks, an d th a t they laid W a tc h C u tic u ra Im prove Y our S k it\
■ 159 m o re eggs th e w « k b e fo re c u ll­ On risin g a n d r e tlrk ig g en tly s tu e a r
ing und 291 m ore th e w eek a fte r.
th e fa c e w ith C u tic u ra O in tm e n t.
IN F O R M A T IO N
D E P A R T M E N T ..
otel
M etropolis, Illin o is.— "1 h av e ta k e n
L y d ia E . l'n .k i
- \ g e ts
pound and it ¡a all i t
claim.-« to be an d h a s
benefited m e w o n -
dt-ifully. I had b e e n
sick for e ig h t m o n th s
w ith a tro u b le w h ic h
confined m e to m y
— -
••-- -
1 1 <1 and w a s only
'* #
d
a ^ ‘*’ to
u l’ l ‘u r t o ^
th e tim e ,w h e n 1 w a s
j m | a d \ i.<ed by a frie n d ,
t
J R M rs. ^ n .tth . to t r v
An In lan d L ig h th o u se.
R IT Z H O T E L
H
Proof That Lydia E. Piakham’*
Vegetable Compound is of Great
Help at This Period
W a sh off O in tm e n t in five m iu u te s
w ith C u tic u ra Soup an d h o t w a te r . I t
is w o n d e rfu l so m e tim e s w h a t C u tlc u r*
A pplication of Blue O in tm en t W ill w ill do fo r p o o r co m p lex io n s, d a n d ru ff,
P rove Efficacious, as W ill
itc h in g und re d ro u g h h a n d s.— A dv.
Sodium F luorid.
W ell A nsw ered.
A stu d y o f th e life of ch ick e n lice
A y o u n g m an o n c e said to W e n d e ll
show s tlin t th e re a re a dozen dllTVient
k inds In festin g th e sam e b ird . Most P h illip s : "If I h a d lived In y o u r d a y
«>f them , h ow ever, fre q u e n t th e re a r I sh o u ld h a v e b e e n h ero ic, to o .” "Y o u .
p a r t of th e body a t le a s t once In s ir ,” said th e g r e a t m an , " a r e liv in g
ev ery tw e n ty -fo u r h o u rs w h e re th ey in tim e a n d in G o d 's tim e e n d b e su ro
o b tain th e n e c e ss a ry m o istu re for of th is , young m a n , no m a n co u ld h a v o
t l u l r life an d g ro w th . T h is m o istu re b e e n h e ro ic th e n w ho c a n n o t be s o
is o b tain ed from a ro u n d th e v ent.
now ."
T h is h a b it o f lice w ould a n s w e r one
m ethod of tr e a tm e n t, th e use o f blue
F or W om en O nly.
I o in tm en t.
B lue o in tm e n t ap p lie d a ro u n d the
T h e B a ltim o re w om an w ho p u s h e d
v ent anil u n d e r th e w ing of euch fow l
h e r o b s tre p e ro u s h u sb a n d Into a tr u n k ,
affected seem s to g et rid o f th e lice
In a v»>ry sh o rt tim e. A piece th e u n d th re w aw ay th e key h a s a p p a r e n t­
size of a good sized pea is p len ty for ly so lv ed th e a n c ie n t p ro b le m — "H o w
on e bird. If th e b lue o in tm e n t is c a n I hold m y h u sb a n d ? " — S e a ttle
th ick and heavy It should he m elted P o s t-In te llig e n c e r.
so th a t it r a n he ap p lied In u very th in
lay er. It Is w ell to m a k e n second
F o r V o te rs to C o n sid er.
ap p licatio n tw o w eek s a f t e r th e first,
I t is a d a n g e ro u s th in g to g iv e a
esp ecially If th e b ird s a r e badly a f ­
bad m an pow er, an d a h u n d re d tim e s
fected.
A ny of th e a d v e rtise d Ih'e p o w d ers m o re to h a v e h im find o u t th a t h e
and m any o f th e hom e m ad e p o w d ers h a s It.— E x c h a n g e .
R e c ta to w ork very w ell. Good d u st
w allow s h an d y to th e p o u ltry house
J u a t T ry !
nlso aid c o n sid erab ly In c o n tro llin g
T h » y sa y a w om an c a n 't k e e p a
th is p a s t
s e c r e t, b u t did you e v e r tr y a s k in g
Sodium florid enn also b e u sed to th e m th e ir nge a f t e r th e y 'v e p a s s e d
co n tro l lice. T h is Is a com m on p re p ­
tw e n ty -se v e n .—C h icag o A m erican .
a ra tio n w hich can be o b ta in e d a t any
d ru g sto re. It Is npplled by w h at Is
A void A ffe c ta tio n .
know n ns th e p inch m ethod. A pinch
should he w orked in to th e fluff o f th e
D o n 't b o th e r a b o u t o th e r s ; be y o u r­
ta il, a pinch u n d e r each w ing, a pinch s e lf; th e r e w ill a lw a y s be so m e to a p ­
on th e hack, an d a pinch w o rk ed in to p ro v e an d so m e to d isa p p ro v e , no m a t­
th e neck fe a th e rs.
t e r w h a t you do o r d o n ’t do.— A non.
CONTROL OF CHICKEN PESTS
M ean.
"H o w do you lik e m y new h a t? " " I t ’a
lo v ely , m y d e a r. I'v e a lre a d y to ld th e
sa m e th in g to e ig h t o th e r w om en w h o
h a v e h a ts ju s t lik e It."
R e g u la rity in ft^-ding is one of th e
A S w e e t M o r s e l.
•««•rets o f su ccess w ith fow ls.
• • •
T o th e g o ssip th e m alic io u s la de­
T h e ta m e r th e thicks th e m ore v a lu ­ lic io u s.— B oston T ra n s c rip t.
a b le an d p ro fitab le th ey u su a lly a re .
• » •
S e p a ra te th e sex e s a t e ig h t w eeks
old, o r a s soon a s sex ca n b e d e te r­
m ined.
• • •
Ylove colony ho u se o r b ro o d e r coop
to fresh g ro u n d b efo re ch ick s a re
So«» < nr
au- #w«ry
rarm m plM
tu rn e d out.
módrmm C»U«%f a LaharaUnai Pay«
• • •
T h e In c u b a to r Is n o t only a n e ces­
sity b u t nn econom y w h ere e a rly
ch ick s a r e « a id e d .
s s s
T h e hen an d th e c a r e ta k e r a re p a r t ­
n e rs >n th e p o u ltry b u sin ess, i f e ith e r
U « d lot b » b y '» c lo th » » , w ill k e e p «hem
• w e e « »I>a m o w y - w h ite u n til w o r e o u t.
one Is lazy th e p ro fits a rc less.
T r y It mmd m tot y o u r » e lf . At grmttrt ■
• • •
I*o n o t e x p e rt to b a tc h m ore th a n |
NK F -W A L K U
75 p e r cen t o f th e to ta l eg g s Incu­ Are Y m Satufcd 7 BEH
B U SIN E S S C O L U c r
b ated , e ith e r In m ach in es o r u n d e r Is t h s h ln M r t. m o a t p e r f e c tly e q u ip p e d
H u s in e n s T r a i n i n g « e tim i In t h e N o r t h ­
hens.
•
C u ticu ra S o a p
------Imparts-------
The Velvet Touch
Red
Cross
BALL BLUE
I
I
i
An In cu b n to r o fte n g e ts lo ts o f
b lam e th a t should b e a tta c h e d to tb s
o p e ra to r. W hen n m a ch in e la o p e r­
a te d w rong th e h a tc h e t w ill go w ro n g
w e s t- F7t y o u r s e lf f o r a b lg h e r p o s itio n
w ith m o re m o n e y .
P u n u u a e n t p o s itio n s
a s s u r e d o u r G r a d u a te s .
W r ite f o r c t U l u f — f o u r t k a n d T u n h i d ,
f o r t lan d .
P. N. U.
No. 29 , 1922