Thursday, November 28, 1918
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Page Three
MILK AS STRENGTH
BUILDER ADVOCATED
HAVE YOU SMALL
LEET?
Dr. Mae Cardwell, Back From
Washington, Advises
Housewives.
Dr. Mao H. Oardwpll, of Portland,
who recently r etu rn ed to Oregon from
Gary, Ind., New York and Washington,
where she was engaged In medical re­
se arch work for the Children's Moreau
of the D e p a r tm e n t of Labor, said in
a n Interview: “T h e dairy industries
m u st be encouraged. The children of
America m u s t have milk. They c a n ­
not thrive without good clean milk.
Housewives m us t use more milk. If
they de man d It the dairy man will find
some solution to his problems and will
see th at his cows get the feed and that
he keeps th em alive and in good
health. However, if the women don't
or d er the milk, th e da iry m an isn't go­
ing to keep his cows around just as
pets and or na m e n ts.
Feed Is too
scarce and labor too high for that. It's
up to the housekeepers.
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• #Are you sending your br eadwinners
to work with all the vigor and stre ngth
you can m u s t e r for thorn In the way of
pr ope r food?” asks Dr. Cardwell. "If
they do n’t get th e right food they c a n ’t
think or work well. Th e same applies
to the school children. See that they
h a v e milk to dr ink ; milk in puddings
T h e kitchen Is the power plant of the
family and consequently, of the nation.
Don't w a s t e a drop of milk or an
ounce of butter, but usq plenty. The
health of the nation is the kitchen
quostton.
Milk is one of the main
factors in a diet.”
W e are overstocked on small
size shoes—
Ladies’ Patent Leather and
Kid, sizes 3 to 4 at $4.00.
Men’s Sizes 5 to 7 from $4.50
to $5.50.
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The above were bought two and
three years ago, are not of the latest
style, but are better shoes than we
could purchase today at the price.
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An Old French Town
in the Sixties
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I a m not s u re of th e l e n g t h of t h e
pr oce ss ion , but it m u st ha v e t a k e n at
l e a s t an h o u r or m o re to pass a given
point. It s t a r t e d fro m the. c a t h e d r a l
a n d m a r c h e d a r o u n d t h e town, t r a v ­
e r s i n g so me miles, which m u s t h a v e
s e v er e ly tested th e e n d u r a n c e of Its
o l d e s t pa rt i c i p a n ts , w h e n t h e s l a t h e r
wa s hot . The bishop or bishops, for
s o m e t i m e s th er e we re two o r t h r e e ,
closed t h e line in full c a n o n ic a ls of
h e a v y cloth of gold, a n d h a v in g c a n ­
opies b o / n e o v e r t h e m .
B u t they
m u s t h a v e found t h e o r d e a l very ex-
h u u s t l n g , as they would be besiege d
all a l o n g the ro ut e , with w o m e n
b r i n g i n g up t h e i r c h i l d r e n to be
blessed, or r o s a r ie s a n d h a n d k e r ­
c h ie f s fo r like pur pose. O t h e r s w o u l d
r e v e r e n t l y kneel on th e p a v e m e n t a s
t h e y passed, to wh om t he y wave d
t h e i r blessing.
"Childish!* t h e a t r i ­
cal! s u p e r s t i t i o u s ! ” 1 h e a r s o m e a r ­
dent protestant remark.
Well, my
f ri e n d , it inay be so, b ut In rel ig io u s
m a t t e r s , it is good to be as lit tle c h i l ­
d r e n , n o r do I th in k t h a t o u r Blessed
Ijord t a k e s a m is s this h o n o r paid to
h e r w h o m He called m o th e r .
F o r myself, I r e p e a t with Keb le:
" A v e Maria! th o u whose n a m e
All b u t a d o r i n g love m ay claim,
Yet we may r ea c h thy s h r i n e ;
F o r He, t hy Son a n d Sav io ur, vows
To c ro w n all lowly lofty brows
W ith love a n d Joy like t h i n e ! ”
H a r k ! t h e a n g e l u s is r i n g i n g : “ Ave
Marla! g r a t i a p le na ; Dominu*. t e c um ,
h c n e d i c t a t u in m u l l e r l b u s . ”