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THE FEATHERHEADS
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AND T e n million q T heb
PEOPLE IN THIS GREAT.
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isn ' t T hat MV thick
^ o m m u n ik j
More than 100.000 p ilg rim s made the
to rtu o u s c lim b to the sum m it o f the
holy m ountain, Croach P a tric k , near
Aghagower, Mayo, Ireland, to v is it the
spot where St. P a tric k wrestled -U)
days and ulghts w ith Satan before d riv
ing out the snukea.
The p ilg rim s Included Irishm e n from
Several Reasons for
a ll over the w orld, to whom the spot,
Vitality of Village 2,150 feet above sea level. Is hallowed,
N ear large cities, o f course, rea l es not only because o f the sa in t but be
ta te subdivisions In fla te the lit t le set cause It has been the scene o f annual
tlem ents, and they grow out o f a ll pilgrim ages ever since th e F ifth cen
recognition o f th e ir fo rm e r selves, go tu ry .
in g w e ll along the way to becoming
A ll good Irishm en know, say the
i citie s themselves. B u t fu rth e r away pilg rim s, th a t St. P a tric k received
the c o n trib u tin g fa cto rs to continued three prom ises: (1) T h a t every one
i existence are some extrem ely modern
doing penance, even In the last hour,
developm ents w h ich one would hardly should not be condemned to h e ll; (2)
' suspect. T he c o u n try depends upon th a t barbarians should never conquer
the a u to m o b ile ; the c o u n try people C h ris tia n s aud, (3) th a t the sea w ill
! learn th a t I t can take them away cover Ire la n d seven yeura before
■ fro m th e ir Iso la tio n nnd p rovide th u t doomsday.
[ te m p o ra ry escape so necessary to a
In 1010, Pope Paul V Issued u special
j tra n q u il existence.
V ery w ell, then, Indulgence to Croagh P a tric k p ilg rim s
i w h a t need to move aw uy perm anently anil Iris h h is to ry te lls o f annual p il
fro m a fa m ilia r uud pleasant locution. grim ages since 1113, when 30 p ilg rim s
where the fa m ily fit co m fo rta bly set- perished In a jo u rn e y to the m ountain
j tied? I f they wish to go anyw here d u rin g a thunderstorm .
fo r a change there Is the cur.
Then, o f course, ra d io Is u u other in
Youth Not Only Time
fluence, fo r it b rings to the o u tly in g
d is tric ts a fu ll meusure o f e n te rta in
to Absorb Learning
j m ent, In fo rm a tio n w hich sometimes
The old udage, "Y ou c a n 't teach an
i bus its m onetary value, and also a bit
old dog new tric k s ," has been shat
j o f th a t so p h istica tion th a t is most tered as the result o f recent psycho
prized o f a ll. E le c tric m achinery both
logical and educational experim ents,
1« the home und in the fa rm buildings believes Dr. Charles W. H u n t, dean of
makes existence more pleasant and the Cleveland School o f Education.
less arduous, aud th e telephone con
“ Nobody is too old to le a rn ,” Doctor
nects frie n d s und relatives.
H unt says. “ Modern psychology has
T u k ln g these things Into account, given emphasis to th is fa ct through
1 the v ita lity o f the villu g e Is not
experim ents w hich prove th a t the sea
j puzzling. I t has su rvived the era of
soned mind o f the a d u lt Is more effec
change and mustered a d iffic u lt sltua
tive than the eallow m ind o f youth.
tlo n by adopting the change» Its e lf In
The conclusion changes the whole as
Head o f resisting p ro c e s s .
The pect o f adult education.”
U nited States is s t ill fu ii o f sm all
D octor H unt says th a t the experi
towns, and It is safe to p re d ict that
ment« have exploded the notion o f W it-
tld s fo rtu n a te circum stance w ill con Hum James, who said that Ideas gained
tin u e in force fo r many generations by men before they are tw e n ty five are
to come.— P h iladelphia Record.
v irtu a lly the only Ideas they have
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
AH.MRS. OHfACN-AM 01
SAW VER LAAD ON THE
btraat T he oTure da v - 01
HARDlV KWEU) HIN) WITH HIS
EUZ2V HAT AN' FLORIN T iE ;
Putting an A rt Education to Work
ifS AN ûûlisT, D INNS'
iS .M iS TH E Q FlN N E V j
ISNT THAT GCAAND
NOW I - 01 RAVMIM6EQ
whin rat o h e a b m
was w o c r k in ’ a l l
HOURS TO S A V E
. P E » the e v e s
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Driveways and Walks
A dd to Home Beauty
Perhaps there ts n o thing tliu t lends
more to ttie appearance o f the sur
roundings o f a home than neat, a rtis
tic a lly placed w a lks and drivew ays.
C a re fu l thought given to th e ir ((lac
ing and arrangem ent a t the tim e they
are b u ilt w ill more than repay the
owner In the u ttra ctlve n e ss they w ill
add to the e x te rio r o f the home. E v
e ry law n offers a v a rie ty o f p o sslb lli
ties In location and arrangem ent.
L ik e streets und highways, walks
and drivew ays m ust be designed to
meet the needs o f those who use them
W h ile It Is generally desirable to have
them tu ke the most d ire c t route, pleas
in g effects can o fte n be obtained by
the use o f g ra ce fu l curves. It Is fo lly
to destroy a fine tree because It hap
pens to be in lin e w ith the route of
the w u lk o f d riv e w a y ; a graceful
curve around the tree does not Incon
venience anyone nnd It w ill add to the
beauty o f the home surroundings.
O fte n such curves can he arranged
so th a t the garage Is p a rtia lly hidden
behind a clum p o f trees o r hushes. In
b u ild in g such curves» provielon must
be made fo r th e g ro w th o f the tree
to prevent It fro m raisin g o r cruckln,
the concrete.
B Q iD fiiTS MAYJNEV T o
S in d D lN N V T o P A C iS AN
N E W lt f c K .B t f r 'S lt t S .f f
,
I
lr * Mt'S GOT A s lo o io
t» up es the cotiEG F
i uHtee hc paints c a r -
4 TfcUOONS ON T h e -
through th e ir lives.
A b ility to learn. Doctor H unt holds.
Increases u n til about the age o f tw en
ty, hut the decline Is graduul even
a fte r fifty .
Life Unendurable on
South Pacific Island
Loneliness and cockroaches made
life alm ost unbearable fo r v is ito rs to
W illis Island, In the south Pacific, ac
cording to J. Itadlc, m eteorologist, <1
V lucent and It. J. Inglis, wireless oper
ators, who a rriv e d recently nt Sydney.
N. S. W „ a fte r a six m ouths’ sojourn
there.
Since the m eteorological and
wireless stations were established six
years ago, much valuable w ork hud
been accomplished, p a rtic u la rly In re
gard to upper a ir research. The ob
ject o f tlie sta tio n was to w arn ship
ping o f Impending cyclones, uud In th is
res|iect rem arkable results had been
achieved. P ra c tic a lly devoid o f vege
ta tio n, the Island Is -PHI yards long and
-’(*• wide. C lim a tic co n d itio ns do not
IMTtnlt o f c u ltiv a tio n , and the Inhab
ita n ts are compelled Io live on canned
foods. Sen b ird s' eggs are occasionally
utilized.
T °
C u re a C o ld in one D a y
T a k e L a x a tiv e BROMO Q U IN IN E T ab -
.
.1’he S a fe and P ro v en R em edy.
L ook fo r s ig n a tu r e o f E. W. G rove on
th e box. 30c.— A dv.
T he permanence o f the modern
M e a s u re d by E le c tric ity
home Is Just as Im p o rta n t as tlie per
Science has learned th a t the u ltra
manence o f a ll o th e r buildings, yet vio le t rays In su n lig h t are beneflelsl
! you seldom find anyone as much con
In c u rin g various sorts o f human a ll
cerned about the d u ra b ility o f the ma- meats. But since Ih e lr wave-lengths
I te rla ls th a t go In to homes ns about are so short ns to make th is lig h t In
I those th a t go In to schools, hospitals, visible, thi-re has been great d iffic u lty
office stru c tu re s und the like .
The In d e te rm in in g how much o f th is lig h t
mere fa ct o f difference In size o f the there was In sunshine from day to
I build in g s seems to have made a d if day o r from hour to hour even though
ference. in the pu tilie m ind. Yet homes I the sunshine appeared u n ifo rm
An
are everyw here acknowledged to he e le ctrica l radiom eter has been tier
the b u lw u rk s o f thp c o u n try , nnd the I fected by Doctor P e ttit, a governm ent
type and num ber o f homes are usually scientist, w o rkin g nt the solar oh
taken as a good c rite rio n o f the sta
servatory In Pasadena ( ’ i l l f
T h is
b lllty and p ro s p e rity o f n population
makes a w ritte n record every dnv o f
the u ltra vio le t content o f s u n lig h t
T his det Ice Is coming Into use hv low
Z o n in g G a in in g F a v o r
p lta ls w here the c u ra tiv e value o f sun
Am ong o u tstan d in g achievem ents o f
shine Is used.
the la s t y e a r o r recent years, says the
Kansas C ity Tim es, are the passing o f
B e tte r In v e s tm e n t
enabling acts In m ore than a score of
When John D was a kid. which
states w hich legalize zoning In citie s
and to w n s ; the decision o f the U nited was a long tim e ago, he wanted a dog.
Ilfs fa lh e r. to test the la d ’s desire,
States Supreme co u rt which estab
suld one d n y : "John If I were Io give
llshed, In a d e fin ite Bnd comprehen
give way, the c o n s titu tio n a lity o f rou a hundred d o lla rs to buy a dog
zo n in g ; the g ro w th o f the regional w ould yon sta-nd It a ll for a dog or
p la n n in g Idea, and notable progress In put some In the hank?"
“ W e ll." rep lied the precorlnus Jtdm
several la rge citie s In the actual c a r
ry in g out o f zoning nnd p lanning p ro (>.. " I f yon leave It to t ie. I ’ll tuty one
visions.
hundred dogs fo r a d o lla r a|iiece.“ —
Ext hnnge
K e e p W o o d w o rk P a :n te d
F ah ' that A in T A l l J -
" it T o ok a l l a v a u m t
No
vt B u il d m c j
B u ild P e rm a n e n t H o m e
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Irish Holy Mountain
Scene of Pilgrimage
T he home ow ner who remembers
th a t unprotected wood weathers an*1
decays, protects It by keeping It w ell
painted a t every p o in t The tough
fle xib le w a te rp ro o f film w hich <<«><]
p a in t fo rm s over wood Is a needed
p ro te ctio n , rew ard in g the home own
er by value and appearance m ain
I
talned over a long period o f years.
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K s T J O O D tN iS S LIC K E R '
m ore G as
Sourness, Dizzinecs
Heartburn or Distress
after eating or drinking
Not a laxative but a tested
sure relief for digestive dis
orders of the stomach and
bowels. Perfectly harm less
and pleasant to take.
N o rm a lis e » D ig e s tio n an J
S w eeten» the B re a th
B ell - a n s
Hot water
Sure Relief »
ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
2 5 * AND 7 5 * PACKAGES EVERYWHERE
F irs t Business Man -lly tlie way,
my grandson w orks at yo u r office.
Second Same— Yes. I remember h«
went to yo u r fu n e ra l last Wednesday.
— M ontreal Star.
Coughs and Co!ds
fi® « “ ? 1
* " n o y ln r , but d a n g e r o u i
It n ot a tte n d e d to a t o n ce th ey ma'
d e v e lo p Into s e r io u s a ilm en t.
B oschee’s Syrup
Is s o o th in g »nil h e a lin g In s u c h c a se s ,
and haa b een u se d for s lx ty -u n i. y e a rs!
• I>c an d 90c b o ttle s. Huy It at your d ru g
M ore. O. o . G reen . Inc.. W ood b u ry,
H A IR BALSAM
motcslNutdruif NtnpaHali Falling
R estore« C o lo r and
B e a u ty to G r a y a n d F a d e d H a ir
ft«»- a m i
U l » f . X « 1,» til
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B0 a t I »t u,.-,- i s i i .
1 »1, - He.
W ks
A P ill lu iig b engineer o t the West
ingllotise <-oui|Htll> lo ir Invented a red
im lrit w lilc h tu rn s black til a f e m i a - r a
lu re of Ifst d< g reet F a tire n le tl
The
p a itit Is for list- near ts-arins and iHiter
p a rts ot ruat-hlnery w lilc h sometimes
run tint to tlie d trln ie tlt ot e tpifpllicnt
As tlie m etal <<iol« down tlie black
pain, lie c o m i» retl again
For Wounds
and Sores
T ry H A N FO R D ’S
B a ls a m o f M y rrh
AU 3uU t> a n eaWerfcU I . rUeaU rear aeser ler ike
first bat t to it >•( sailed
O i l . K H Y A I . T V A< K K U . K I I . a r t K e v in - H u n -
burst Held. M o n ta n a , te r m « ISO iH « h e a c h
• 100 pun haaod. balance 6 |1< lim ia U m i n t«
payable e ac h c o m p le tio n p r o d u c ln * p a y l n *
well. A d d re e a A I I . C a m p b e ll, O lln io n t. M o n t,
EYES
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Eye S-lva rrrnnvaa Irnfa*
Won. re.tucoa iiillanimai. -n.
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WALT. A BVOVVT.
S om ew h at M ix e d U p
“ llo w did the wedding go o ff? "
“ Fine— u n til the parson asked the
b ride If s lic ’d obey her husband."
“ W hat h iipia-lieil then?"
"She replied, ‘ Do yon th in k Pin
crazy?' and the groom, who wns In a
sort o f daze. said. "I d o .'"
G arfield T ea
W as Y our
G rand m o ther’ s Rem edy
F o r every stomach
and In te s tin a l IIL
T h is good old-fasb-
/»vl
lim ed herb home
rem edy fo r co n stl-
CY, ^ 2 3 f i t - . u pa llo tt, stomach Ills
nnd o th e r derange-
tnents o f th e sys
tem so p re va le n t these days Is In even
g re a te r fa v o r aa a fa m ily m edicine
th a n In y o u r grandm other's day.
P la y e d S ale
The house had been rn |ild ly b u ilt
nnd tircupied.
“ Do you find the place eoiu forta h le
a nil siitist ant Ini I y b u ilt? ” asked the
la n d lo rd when he enlleu
"W e ll “ said the tenant, “ I a lw a ys
go outside to snetize."- London T it -
Bits.
Favorit«* rrme
< l» f« .r t h r e «
S líve
STAFFORD 3
«« nrratlona f.«r
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Uto.
U TAR
Coi
■ all a u n r ir t
“ fYor*
Fence F ra m e * H ouse
T o the M rtlB tlr eye n home 1» a pic
fo re w ith the house re tlie center nt
Intercut, «round which group In plena
Ing com position, theme o ther element»
th a t create an atmoaphere o f restfu
ih a rm and quiet p rivacy.
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FOP COLDS
SC H O O L FO R M EN
Tralal < I« BU5IMM. THADef «, PltOt EJSIOSl
Enroll any liuja. ►end for hterMture.
O R raO M INSTITU TE OF TECHNOLOGY
k. Al.C. A. lUdg.
i'ortiAisd,< Jregoa
W. N. U., F O R T L A N D , NO. 53-1927.
S avin g Trees an d Shrubs
W hen b u ild in g a home It Is a d v ls
able to make the co n tra c to r restant
slide fo r trees and shrubs you wish
saved. T h is m ay tie done hy Iriclud
Ing s statem ent concerning them In
the general co n ditions o f yo u r con
tra c t
w V
FLORFSTON SHAM POO-M eal for neo in
connection with Park* r'« Hair Ba earn. Make«the
hair soft and Huffy. 60 cents by mall or at drug-
kib U l Uiecux Chemical Works, Patchogue, N. Y.
■ •It
rae*i«n
P a in t Gives W a rn in g
=S
K n e w H im W e ll
V.hy paid S t Young?
Cuticura will fcslp You
T o prevent lo st of hair. Dandruff, usually
the cause of premature baldness, may be
easily removed by regular ahampooa wall
Cuticura Strap, preceded by touches of Cuti
cura Ointment. T h ia treatment keeps the
scalp clean and healthy and promotes
hair growth.
Rsse We 'M a ta a M ■ and W t Tafcam a . A.M —arr
e w . aaa t l l* aorb tra*. A btraS i; "CatUbra LaOara
•W
m m . s>, gnaw, hms
C a t ic w a S A a e ia a SUeA M e .