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It? L et m e show you. ’ Also on my
word of honor, 1 w ill not try to
u pe
nor m ake tro u b le o v er t h i s —o u tra g e ,”
a sm ile d isarm in g h e r lust word.
“H u rra h 1 Good sp o rt, E liz a b e th !
Knew you ju s t needed u bit o f w aking
up to be a bit o f all rig h t," Kuel cried,
his voice crack in g in his ex citem en t.
“I am going to th e d ressin g room to
p re ttify ,” she said .
"A ll who like
sta n d g u a rd o u tsid e— 1 sh a n 't vanish,
w h atev er else I m ay do.”
She stood in a locked b ath ro o m ,
read in g th e le tte r —It bew lldered h er
beyond conscious planning. P h illip
S urtees, by h is a tto rn e y s, w as tellin g
h e r th a t he w ould go an yw here, do
a n y th in g to find E lizab eth M owry, fo r
whom h e h ad been h opelessly se a rc h
ing y e a rs und y e a rs.
:She glanced at
tile le tte rh e a d —a p hone num ber w us
th ere.
C au tio u sly sh e c re p t to th e In s tru
m ent, sh u t th e door of Its cell b ehind
h e r an d said g u a rd ed ly hut clearly to
th e p e rso n a n sw e rin g :
"T ell P h illip
S u rte e s and A tto rn ey N orn to com e
w ith ull speed to th e G reen H edge, a
ro ad h o u se o u tsid e M llltow n.
E liza
b eth M owry is th e re , p riso n er, an d in
d a n g e r of— w orse th a n d e a th .”
"N orn sp eak in g , w e ll lie th e re ,"
cam e back .
S he stood trem b lin g so
violently th e re c eiv er fell from h e r
! hand.
H ut a f t e r a hit sh e took hold
on h e rse lf and w ent calm ly to m eet
i h er c a p to rs. She knew she w as sa fe
I until a f t e r m id n ig h t; w h a te v e r d a n g e r
loom ed w as m ost im m in en t upon th e
ho m ew ard way.
S h e had not fa ith In an y of th e
young ro u g h s ; to revenge th em selv es
for fan cied slig h ts they w ould sto p a t
nothing. Y et sh e dan ced w ith them
each in tu rn , laughed ut th e ir d ru n k e n
w itticism s, a te h e a rtily o f som e few
things, h u t d ra n k no th in g , not even
w ater. H e r h ead m ust he c le a r fo r
w h at lay ah ead .
T h e p la c e w as crow ded an d rio to u s
beyond w o rd s b e fo re th e clock s tru c k
tw elve.
A big, boom ing clock, Its
chim es like a requiem . E lizab eth
sh iv ered a t th e sound o f them . W ould
help com e too la te ?
T h e revel gave no sign of slacking,
b u t T oby und C ra n e began to la*
glassy eyed and yaw ning. She danced
| delirio u sly w ith an y p a rtn e r th a t of-
| fered. A nything to gain a n o th e r Inch
of tim e. T h en cam e a p e cu liar sing
ing w h irr— th e sh o u t of g re e tin g w as
“A irp la n e s!”
In th e confusion E lizab eth m anaged
to slip aw ay, b u t not too fa r to see a
tall, w a ste d m an. w ith a b rig h t-faced
younger one a t his elbow , b u rs t th ro u g h
| the row dy th rong, w ith a file o f police
at th e ir heels.
T h en she fa in te d —sm all blam e to
I her. T h e tall m an cried a lo u d : “ I
I w ant E liz a b e th MowTy, my d a u g h te r
—If h arm hns com e to h e r all you
! w ho b ro u g h t h er h e re sh all sw ing fo r
it ! ” T h e n A tto rn ey N orn sp ied h e r
I p ro n e h n lf w ay up th e s t a ir ; he lifte d
h e r tenderly- and said to the in fu ria te
f a t h e r : "C om e aw ay , sir.
She h a s
only fa in te d . W e m u st g et 1. r aw ay
w ith o u t sc an d al.”
“ W h a t's th a t to you, you plr. h eel?"
E ssex T oby b lu stered . N orn g e him
n look an d snid o v er h is sh> d d e r :
“O nly th is —she is going to l>o my
w ife.”
“ W o n d er w h a t's up now ? S om ething
A n Ideal W i n t e r R e s o rt.
S pecial W in te r R ates.
R o u t e s — S. P. & S. I*oca l f r o m P o r t l a n d t o C a r -
d ev ilish , I b et fo u r-p en ce-h a'-p en n y ,”
s o n , W a jth .
B y A u t o t o C a s c a d e L o c k s v ia C o
E liz a b e th m u tte re d , sh a k in g h e r fist
l u m b i a H ig h w a y .
B y A u to v ia th e N o rth B a n k
H ig h w a y .
H o t e l — A m e r i c a n p la n . M o d e rn H o te l
a lt e r th e c a r w h irlin g p a s t a t top
A c c o m m o d a tio n s . B a t h s — H o t M in e r a l H a th » : C u t e
sp eed . T h e p a ir on th e fro n t s e a t w ere
fo r R h e u m a tis m , L iv e r,
K id n e y a n d
S to m a c h
T r o u b l e s : S k in I d s e a s e a . H u n t i n g a n d P i s h i n g .
sin g in g loudly a song unfit fo r d ecen t
h e a rin g . E ssex Toby a n d U uel C rune,
H o t a n d Cold W a te r an d P h o n e in E very Room. C om fortable A ccom m odation a t M oderate P rices
th e sin g ers, h a d a n a tu ra l affinity fo r
E u ro p e a n P la n
H O T E L M O R R IS
F re e G a ra g e
tilth. T h e re fo re , E liz a b e th h a te d them
MR. A N D MHS. H. M. BRA N SO N . P ro p rie to rs.
soun d ly . S he h a d p e rfo rc e to see and
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T e n th an d S ta rk
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h e a r them daily u n less sh e ch o se to
fa c e s ta rv a tio n . J o b s w ere n e v er p len
tifu l in U n d erh ill—a n d th is sp ecial
w in te r, w ith all m a n n e r of w ork a t
s la c k tide, th e r e w as n o t one to be
had.
S h e h ad no re s o u rc e s —of m oney or
v ita l force. T h e re w as still ten dol
la r s to pay upon h e r m o th e r's fu n e ra l
ex p en ses. O nce fre e of d e b t—s h e did
n o t le t h e rs e lf th in k fu rth e r, b u t s tro d e
d eterm in ed ly to w a rd th e tiny co ttag e,
th e only sh e lte r sh e rem em bered.
H e r m o th er, sile n t an d do u r, h ad yet
w o rn th e look of b eing c ru sh ed . S he
h a d a lm o st n e v e r fold h e r d a u g h te r
a n y th in g o f th e p a st. O ne S unday
w hen th e y h ad w alk ed a f a r w ay a n d
s a t dow n am id g ra ssy fields sh e h ad
sa id reflectively, "1 h a te g ra s s —it took
my h u sb an d fro m m e. l i e w as m ad
a b o u t It—so m ad he w ent a w a y —and
n e v e r cam e b ac k .”
“D id n 't he tell you w hy?" E liz a b e th
h a d usketl b re a th le ssly .
H e r m o th e r h ad lau g h ed , a h a rd
la u g h , say in g th ro u g h sh u t t e e t l i ; “T o
m a k e a lady of you. H e le ft m e th e
Job o f seein g you d id n 't sta rv e . D on't
th a n k m e fo r doing It. B e tte r, a lot
l>etter, fo r b o th o f us If I ha i gone
u n d e r th e th ird tim e w hen I ti i 'd th e
W e s r e one o f th e la rg e s t b u y e r* of
riv e r.”
C**c*r* B a r k in th e w orld.
T h e re h a d been n o th in g else. O nly
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H e m stitc h in g , p ic o tin g and tu c k in g .
W rite for P rice s an d S h ip p in g T ags.
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S a tis f a c tio n G u a ra n te e d .
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th e m a n n e r o f su ch g ilded y o u th — and
An ex pedition o f th e N ation! ' G eo
b e e n m et w ith u n co m p reh en sio n so
b la n k It hnd baffled a n d a n g e re d them . g ra p h ic society w ill ex p lo re so ir iw est
I t w as la te A p ril—still a g lim m er o f e rn C hina fo r e a rly A m erican M stnrv
d a y lig h t show ed w hen sh e opened her clues, sa y s a W ash in g to n <! «patch
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W rite r__O y sters and T h e ir E nem lee
54-pound lin g w as fo u n d to p o ssess 28,- th e floor— It h a d been th r u s t in slm-e of corn g a rn e re d alo n g t ' <■ Thibet*
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1 361,000 eggs.
sh e le ft th a t m orning.
A s sh e stood tu rn in g it in h e r hand b o ta n irn l R o se tta S to n e o f t ' • e a rli
R e g re tta b le B lunder.
led.
In “ A nim als o f th e S en,” F. M artin
a h o rn honked s h r illy ; th e re w as the e st tr a c e s o f A m erica y e t re
A s tra n g e e x p e rie n c e a n d r a th e r an g rin d in g so und o f b ra k e s, a b ab b le of
J u s t ns a piece o f b lack b n -n it un
D uncan. F. Z. S., te lls th e re a d e r th a t
young o y sters e n jo y b u t 48 h o u rs' fre e u n p le a s a n t one h ap p en ed w hile rid in g h ig h -p itch ed voices— th e n th r e e young locked th e a n n a ls o f h idden I v id ian
dom a s m oving c r e a tu r e s ; th e n they w ith a frie n d Ju st o u tsid e o f P h ila d e l fello w s cam e upon h e r In a rush, c e n tu rie s, so th e co rn k e rn e ls so u g h t
s e ttle dow n fo r life. A m ong th e oys p h ia . W e w e re p a ssin g th ro u g h n tu n cry in g s h r illy ; "C a u g h t you a t la s t! hy th is ex p ed itio n m ny rev eal c lu es
te r ’s enem ies Is th e sta rfish . An In nel a n d Ju s t w h en it w as d a rk o s t my C om e on now —b e a good fellow for o f 100 p e r cen t A m erican s b efo re
v asion o f 'fiv e -fin g e rs” w ill som etim es frie n d m a d e a sm a c k in g noise w ith tils o n c e ! T h e lot o f us Hre going down C olum bus cam e o r even b efo re d en i
d e stro y a w hole bed o f o y ste rs In a lips a s th o u g h k issin g som eone. G re a t th e riv e r—to th e d a n d le s! ro ad h o u se— zens o f C haco C a n y o n 's g ia n t com
sin g le n ig h t. Som e m o st In te re stin g ly sh o ck ed I cried o u t, “O h, Hoy, yon w ith a floor lik e glass-—an d oh, the m unal a p a rtm e n t h o u ses m y sterio u sly
p o in ts gleaned from th is book in c lu d e : m u s tn 't do t h a t ! ” O f course, e v e ry d a n d te s t th in g s to eu t. W e w a n t you, d isap p eared .
T h e fem ale lo b s te r h a s been known body th o u g h t h e h ad kissed m e a n d I, an y w ay — h u t fa c t is w e 're a girl
In d ia n corn, o r m aize. Is of u n d o u b t
to p ro d u ce 160,000 eggs a t a time. realizin g w h n t a b lu n d e r I had m ade sh y —one w ent b a c k on th e o th e r fel ed A m erican origin, h u t C h in ese rec
L im p e ts go on tra v e lin g e x p e d itio n s at by c ry in g o u t. w as b lu sh in g fu rio u sly low s— a n d th e y h a v e n 't o ur n erve— so o rd s show corn grow n In t'h in n b efo re
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C olum bus’ tim e. M arco P olo did not
d id n 't try k id n a p in g .”
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“T h in k you can p u t It o v e r?" E liza m ention it, hut th en he a ls o overlooked
on th e ir “hom e” rock. W h elk s have off I w ould h av e lieen. T h e re st i f th e b e th a sk e d coolly, th o u g h in deed she te a . C hinese re c o rd s show th a t long
from 220 to 250 te e th each , th e w inkle Jottrney, la s tin g a b o u t one h o u r, w as
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p o ssesses a set of 3.500, h u t th e d e n ta l m ost
A ll th re e h a d been d rin k in g —even a b le as ’he la tte r-d a y tr ib u te «Ilk. O ne
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d ifferen t k in d s o f sp in e s, e ach w ith a
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T h e clu e w hich th e N atio n al G eo
sid e o f a sm ooth a s p h a lt road.
T oby w as a t th e w heel w ith a fourth g ra p h ic so ciety 's e x p e d itio n w ill w ork
m a n b esid e him .
E lizab eth s a t be upon Is th e w axy en dosperm . T h e tis
tw een C ra n e am i th e u n k now n th ird . su e Inside A m erican field corn c o n ta in s
S h e d id n o t stru g g le , d id n ot speak s ta rc h , th a t of sw e e t corn, su g a r. In
Long Ago, th e C losing H o u rs o f the
c o u n try .
Its p la c e h a s b e en - tak e n
—h e r sh rin k in g fro m c o n ta c t w ith a few p lace s of C h in a, W estern Y un
T w en ty -F ifth of D ecem ber Be
to som e e x te n t by M oth erin g Sun
th em sufficiently sp o k e h e r loathing. n an am ong them , th is tis s u e Is found
longed to H er.
d ay In th e n o rth o f E n g lan d .
On
E x c e p t fo e th e sh rin k in g , sh e w as to b e w axy. By n o tin g th e lo c a litie s
th a t d a y ev ery o n e w ho can d o so
w h ere it a p p e a rs th e In v e stig a to rs m ay
b a re ly conscious o f them .
T h e o ld est E n g lish n a m e fo r C h rist
still m ak es a p ilg rim ag e hom ew ard
H e r m ind, h e r soul, revolved about be a b le to tell how It e n te re d C hina.
m as Is M oddra N ih t. o r M others'
an d th e m o th e r receiv es th e hom age
T h e co m q u est Is h u t on e o f th e
th e le tte r clu tc h e d so tig h t it w as
N ig h t. In th e e a rly d a y s, w h en Saxon of h e r fam ily .
c ru sh e d o u t of sig h t. Som ehow she m issio n s o f th e exim dltlon in to little
fo r e fa th e r s had Ju st s e ttle d dow n In
th e co u n try th a t w as to he E ngland,
sen sed it m ean t sa lv a tio n fo r her, else know n Y unnan. S c ie n tis ts w ill stu d y
J a c k s o n ’s “ K itchen C ab in et.”
t i e day of D ecem b er 25, w as given
"K itc h e n c a b in e t” w as a n am e spor- e v e rla stin g d am n a tio n . S he knew w hat th e b a rk o f th e c h e s tn u t tr e e an d ob
tip to gam es and fe a s tin g , b u t th e n ig h t j tlre ly given to F ra n c is P. B lair, A mos h a d b ro u g h t It—h e r ow n le tte r to th e se rv e th e flora o f one o f th e choicest
w a s d ed ica ted to th e sp e c ia l h o n o r of K endall a n d o th e rs, hy th e o p p o n en ts law firm , a sk in g in fo rm a tio n a s to flow er g ard en sp o ts in th e w orld.
T h e stu d y of C hinese com m ay e x
m other*.
o f P re s id e n t J a c k s o n 's a d m in istra tio n . P h illip S u rte e s. W ritte n tw o m onths
T h ey occupied th e s e a ts of honor, B lair w as th e e d ito r o f th e G lobe, th e hack, th is ta r d y re p ly seem ed to prom ten d th e acreag e o f th e U n ited S tate*
mnd everyone b ro u g h t th em gifts. organ o f th e p re sid e n t, a n d K endall ise so m eth in g — w h a t sh e co uld not co n sid erab ly . F o r th e w axy m aize h a s
c h a ra c te ris tic s w hich seem to a d a p t It
Sons an d d a u g h te rs w ho had gone w as one o f th e p rin c ip a l c o n trib u to rs guess.
o u t Into th e w orld s tro v e to b e at . to th e p a p e r. A s It w aa n e c e ssa ry f«w
A s th e c a r h a lte d in th e rnadhon** fo r reg io n s w here d ro u g h ts occur.
h om e on th a t one n ig h t In th e y ear. | Jac k so n to c o n su lt fre q u e n tly w ith th e j lig h t* sh e tu rn e d upon Hue! C rane,
S a lt F ish a t F am oua R esort.
A little la te r th e n a m e T a le w as iwo, In o rd e r to avoid o b serv atio n th ey sa y in g c le a r ly : " I p u t you on honor,
K obe A rb— I'd like to go to A tla n tic
given to C h ristm a s, a n d th e rejolo- ; w ere accu sto m ed , w hen th e y called su p p o sin g xou h a v e such a th in g —to
tn g s o f th e d ay w e re p ro lo n g ed Into ! upon him . to go in hy a back door. see th a t I am ta k e n hom e, u n h arm ed .” I C ity ag ain , so * to h a v e a ll th e fish I
th e n ig h t, w hen m en sa n g a n d told T h e W hig p a r ty sty led th em In d eri
“ W e 're open to b rib e ry . W h a t's of ! w qnted to e a t.
T im o th y H ay —W h at so rt of fish do
s to rie s B itting a ro u n d th e ch eerfu l sion th e “ k itc h e n c a b in e t,” alleg in g fe re d ? ”
C ra n e flung a t h er.
She
•hey g ive j s dow n th e re ?
It w a s upon th e ir reco m m en d atio n s looked a t him level-eyed, a n sw e rin g ;
b laze of th e T u le log.
Itu b e Arb— W ell, I h ad som e o f th e
T h e old cu sto m s o f Mother** N ight th a t th e P re s id e n t r e n n ^ l to m any
“T h e p b ii-W e o f my «-> »pony—
g ra d u a lly died ou t. th o u g h th e y still W higs from office a n d p u t D em o crats d an cin g , flirtin g o r p lay in g a t flirta b est s a lt m ackerel, codfish c ak es an d
■ a rriv e is a few r e r a -te p a rta o f th e 4 to th e ir p laces.
tio n . You »UuJ*? T h .n k I don t U u * , can n ed salm on I e v e r et.— I'aU .fin d er
A Good Job With Steady Work
Paper making offers a good opportunity to
strong, intelligent, sober* men between the ages of
21 and 50—sure pay and steady work.
Meals 35c each. Plenty to eat and excellent
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Supply beds 25c, 30e and 40c.
Free Lot and cold baths—tubs and showers.
Worthy, faithful employees have good chance
for advancement.
Positions given free on application—you pay
no fee for your job. Employment Office at Camas,
Washington and 209 Commonwealth Bldg., Port
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Cascara Bark
INFORMATION
D EP A R TM EN T
DR 'CHAS. J. DEAN
SOME FACTS ABOUT “SE A ANIMALS”
IT WAS ONCE “MOTHERS’ NIGHT’
M rs. E. L. Henson
NICOTltlE kills
STRIPED BEETLE
When Applied in a Mixture It Has
Been Found Effective in
Protecting Plants.
POISON ACTS AS REPELLENT
In sect Make« Its A p p earan ce Suddenly
an d in L arge N um bers and S erious
In ju ry May R e su lt If A ppli
cation Is N eglected.
(P rep a re d
b y the* U n it e d S t a t e « D « p a r t m « n t
t>i A x r l c u l t u r « . )
N icotine eulphute, w hen ap plied In a
m ix tu re w ith a d u st, h a s been found
by th e b u reau o f entom ology of th e
U nited S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t o f A gricul
tu re to p ro te c t y o u n g cucum bers, m el
ons und re la te d c ro p s su ccessfu lly
from th e ra v a g e s o f th e s trip e d cu
cu m b er b eetle. D e p a rtm e n t C ircu lar
224, “N icotine D u st fo r C o n tro l of the
S trip e d C ucum ber B eetle,” by W. H.
j W hite, scientific a s s is ta n t In truck-
crop In je c t In v estig atio n s, re c en tly Is-
useil. gives th e re s u lts of v ario u s ex
p e rim e n ts a t A rlin g to n farm an d d i
re c tio n s fo r p re p a rin g und applying
th e d ust.
A m ount to A pply.
A d u st m ix tu re c o n ta in in g 4 p e r
cen t n ico tin e p ro v ed ns effective as
those co n tain in g g re a te r am ounts, and
The Appealing Charm of Health!
Portland, O reg.—"I can speak in
term s of highe-t praise of all of
l>r. Pierce s rem edies, especially the
‘Favorite P rescription’ for w om an's
ailm ents and as a tonic and nervine,
and the Pleasant Pellets for stom ach
and liver ills. W hile bringing up
my fam ily, w henever 1 have been
in a run-dow n w eakened or nervous
condition, 1 have alw ays been
stre n g th e n e d and helped by the use
of th e 'F avorite P rescription’. And
in later years w hen my stom ach
has become disordered, anil my food
setm s to disagree w ith me. then Dr.
l ’a i c 's Pellets give me im m ediate
relief."— Mrs. E. L. H enson, ”(>8 E.
6th St., North.
S tart at once w ith the "P resc rip
tion" and see how quickly you pick
up—feel stronger and better. W rite
I)r P ierce, P re sid e n t In v a lid s’ H o tel
in Buffalo, N. Y„ for free advice, o r
Sf ad 10c for trial pkg. tab lets.
S te v e n s o n 's V iew of L ife.
A ny o n e ca n c a rr y h is b u rd en , h o w
e v e r h eavy, till n ig h tfa ll. A ny o n e c a n
do h is w ork, h o w e v e r h a rd , fo r o n e
day. A ny on e c an liv e sw e e tly , p a
tie n tly , lo v ingly, p u re ly , till th e su n
goes dow n. A nd t h a t is all t h a t life
e v e r re a lly m e a n s. — H u b ert L o u is
S tev en so n .
D uty to R ead N ew sp ap er.
T h e n e w s p a p e r is o ne of th e fo re
m ost w o n d ers of th e m o d e rn w o rld .
T h e fam ily th a t d o e s n o t ta k e , a n d
c a re fu lly re a d , a t le a s t o ne n e w s p a p e r,
Is not liv in g in th e N in e te e n th c e n
tu ry .—J. A. B roadus.
S uch Is M an.
C ucum bers of U niform Size R esult If
V ines A re Given P ro p e r A tten tio n .
W h en h e is b o rn , h is m o th e r g e ts
th e a tte n tio n ; a t h is m a rria g e , th e
Is th e re fo re recom m ended. O n e-fo u rth b rid e g e ts it; a t h is fu n e ra l th e w idow
to o n e-h alf nn ounce to th e hill is e f
g e ts It.- F ro m th e A sso c ia te d E d ito rs .
fectiv e fo r one ap p lic a tio n . T h e d u st
a c ts us a re p e lle n t anil also kills th e
T h e P ie -E a tin g C ity.
b eetles w hen th ey com e In to co n tac t
w ith It. W hen ap p lied p ro p erly It
T h e g r e a te s t p io e a t in g c ity of th i s
d riv es th e Insects from th e c ra c k s In c o u n try h a s been c la im e d by L os A n
th e soil
g eles, C al., w ith a c o n su m p tio n of 40,-
T ype of E ffective D uetec.
000 p ie s p e r day .
A d u s te r th a t w ill th ro w a good vol
um e o f d u st q u ick ly an d forcibly to
U n sin k a b le C ra ft.
p rev en t th e beetle from escap in g hy
flight should he used. A cheese-cloth
T h re e lo g s la s h e d to g e th e r flu sh
sack or knapsack -b ello w s ty p e of dus w ith th e s u rfa c e fo rm th e fam o u s c a t
te r Is effective on sm a ll a re a s . T he a m a ra n u sed o ff th o r o a s t of In d ia .
d u st m ust be ap p lied n s soon us the
T hu c ru f t is u n sin k a b le , anil Its n a v i
p la n ts a p p e a r ab ove th e ground, so
th a t th ey a re w ell covered. T h e In g a to rs b ra v e s u r f a n d s to rm on it.
sect m ak es Its a p p e a ra n c e suddenly
and in larg e n u m b ers und serio u s d a m
age m ay re su lt If th is ap p licatio n is
neglected.
D e p artm en t C irc u la r 221 m ay he ob
tain ed fre e upon a p p lic a tio n to th e
U nited S tu tes D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ricu l
tu re, W ashington, D. C.
MARRIED MEN BEST WORKERS
In te n tio n M ust Be T h e re .
No o ne c a n a s k h o n e s tly o r h o p e fu l
ly to be d e liv e re d fro m te m p ta tio n u n
le ss h e h a s h im se lf h o n e s tly a n d f irm
ly d e te rm in e d to do th e b e s t h e ca n to
keep o u t of it. B u sk in .
W hen B ra in s A re R eally N e c e ssa ry .
It Is tru e . C h lo rin d a . t h a t no b r a in s
C hances fo r S ecuring E m ploym ent on a re re q u ire d to in h e r it m oney, b u t a
good su p p ly is n e c e s s a ry to k e e p It.—
F arm A re L ees T h an 50 P er
C ent fo r S ingle Men.
N ew O rle a n s S ta te s .
I f you w a n t a Job on a farm y o u r
S tra y B it of W isdom .
ch an ces of g e ttin g It a re slig h tly b e tte r
A
lie
ca
n be tu r n e d in s id e o u t a n d
th a n 50 p e r cen t if you a re m arried,
and slig h tly less th a n 50 p e r cent If so d e ck ed In new p lu m a g e t h a t n o n e
single. B u t if y o u 're m u rrie d a n d h av e w ill re c o g n iz e Its le a n old c a rc a s s .—
ch ild ren y o u r ch a n c e s u re aro u n d 43 Ibsen.
p e r cent.
T h e U nited S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t o f
A g ricu ltu re h a s fo u n d th a t, of 1,201
farm Jobs a d v e rtise d In e a s te rn farm
p a p e rs from 1!*20 to 1!*22, single m en
w ere w anted In 887 In stan ces, and,
m a rrie d m en In 410 In stan ces. In 3!*8
Take it home to
cases th e social re q u ire m e n ts w ere not
sta te d .
the kids.
O f th e a d v e rtise m e n ts fo r m arried
Have
packet in
men ch ild ren specifically w ere n o t
w anted In 54 Instance*. U hlldren wen*
your pocket
w an ted o r w ere p e rm issib le In 14 In
ever ,eady treat.
stance*.
M any fa rm e rs w ho h ire lah o rers
#. delicious confec
have no d w ellings to le t and conse
tion and an aid to
q u en tly can n o t em ploy m a rrie d men. It
the teeth, appetite,
Is sold. If th e fa r m e r h a s a dw elling
digestion.
fo r a la lto rer'a fa m ily h e p re fe rs th a t
It should be occupied.
WMGLEYS
a
for an
SILO FOR STORING COW FEED
A fter
Every
M eal
O ne Should Be C o n stru c te d W here
F a rm e r H ae as M any a t 8ix or
5 e v tn D airy A nim ala.
“
•
B uild a silo fo r s to rin g feed If you
have ns m any a s six o r seven cows.
A hom e m ade s ta v e silo 10 by 24 feet
will co st less th a n w a s paid la s t w in ter
for five to n s o f h ay. F o u r a c re s o f
corn w ill till It a n d do th e w ork of
ten a c res o f h a y w
GENTLE TREATMENT IS BEST
It P aya to Keep M ilking Period* as
R eg u lar a s P o ssib ls an d Milk
In S am e O rd er.
It pay* to Treat th e cow s gently and
firm ly, to keep th e m ilk in g period* a-»
n early re g u la r a s possible, to m ilk In
th e sam e order, an d fo r each m ilk er to
m ilk th e sam e cow s each tim e. T h is
ts necessary to th e h ig h e st develop,
merit o f a herd no m a tte r if th e In
fluence In ind iv id u al cases te e m s !o-
SigM b ra n t.
R e d Cross
BALL
I
BLUE
>• needed in e v e r y deperti»#«« ol h o n e
keeping. fcqoeltr «o o d lo» towele, table
linen, »beete end pillow ceeee. C ™ m
Kit
Yw Safnáed?
I
& £ 5 I. w & B b .
t s t h e M g r e i n t. m œ e t p e r f e e t l y e q u ip p e d
M uelne** T r a i n t n g S e c h h e e « e l I In t h e . S o r t a
w e » t F i t y o u r s e l f f o r a h i g h e r p o o ltlo n
with more money.
I V n s u » t puelUon#
a aeu red o u r <i ru m ía les.
W r ite t o r c a ta lo g — F u u r t a a r,u t e m i . .
P o rtla n d
P. N. U.
No. 38, 1923