The Beaverton review., July 24, 1925, Page Page Three, Image 3

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Til# Taw M on Ü**tow
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And avar Hi« atrrnm grew awlfter,
1 and avar Hmt omlnoua rourlng sounded
louder In hla «ura.
The river waa carrying him toward
aotnc auhterrane.in waterfall.
H alf
I'onacloii». lum visunlUed death among
Hi*, grimling rock* death In that
vlacoua hlaebneaa that no ray o f •un-
light hud ever Illuminated.
11« knvw In a dim way that thla waa
th» «nil, and reaUlanee being Impoa-
slide, resigned hlluaelf to thr ruali of
tha water», gasping In a few» mouth­
ful* of ulr whenever It waa pomlble.
’I he tunnel wua griHvIng »till* nar­
rower. and now th« roaring rounded
In hla rara Ilk« thunder. Tha rock
roof illppeb |o H ip water. I « s drew
In one Inst hreatli
He went tinder
He flung up hla arm«, and hla Angara
a«ru|ied tha roof —then I'ill*'bed only
ompHnesa Tha current hurled him to
th« aurfuc« again.
Ha opened hla
eyea.
Htarltght 'overhead, appearing toe
tween high, pro* Ipltoua walla, that
•eemed In »crn|>« Hie aky. A narrow
gorge, Hirough wldeh the current
(C iu iU m ii'tl fr o m
lu «l w o rk )
Tlu*> dreyv litirk from Ilio «*lge lina* I whirled him »till more furtoualy. In
T aini.i i.“ flr»l," 1» c
‘•ami iiitiii
Hly.
Itili Ihe nevi iiioiii*t|t they |H*r* the distance a lln« of white, Iha boil­
lit« tmull«.
M l«» IVIIy— " (Ipllltt ny
eolvotl
limi «tin i they Imd tnken fur ing of Iha lorrant about the rucka of
inuMi-i < >1. lull U v i*titilr| not bring
iy
preelptea
un» n ri ver, Inky lilaek, a the fall*.
lilinsrtf 1 « «nil her by Ihn iimn'« tuiitii*
Involuntarily a groat cry of anguish
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t
i
und
perfedly
»oundleiw alreain
•—“ Will p i « « » « lullnw lit«, You llu llf
rushlng Hirough lite ravem frmn «h i« broke from lu-o’a throat. Again ami
» « y , » i l l ih iii « i « » i ,"
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again II broke forth, the spontaneous
lo side o f ili« mountain
I .« « pt|»lt«*| H i « «rou« I iiii k hiy
Il eiio-rip-d Ihrough n low tunnel In protest of Hu- body against Inevitable
itiiwn mi Hi« ground unit, after iflniiv.
i destruction.
iho ri*.'k and dlaaplwnred Ihrough an-
Ing tin* girl how tn « l« iu t « It from I m *
I'pon the brink of the gorge, which
oth«r. tmtely two fee( In helght, U| m *I
nrutti, ili—i ••»iiji^l U It. it hi* feel u «i*«
■ Ih» i-ther siile
Arni Hi« ronrlng Ihnt hud a tiny ledge of rock or um lcnillf
on th « Ar«t rung o f tin* tuddrr. In III
| Hi«y lieurd wtin n»t e«u »«d hy Itila beside the water, a l<eu*»n Are h*Hpe*T
tin- in n 'll«
In n motm-nt J m «* np*
Silhouetted
l «troiim »U h m ili« «ave, hut hy som* Into view, far away.
|M*nr«i|1 nn*l lli«n H«Htiv«> )>i liIn*l lirr.
plsinut •'alantri, «Ither bey «m i th» against II waa the black figure o f a
1 ‘llnglng to Hi« " 1 'iniiiK unit looking
i iii'-iintMln or drap wlthln Ih« txiwela man. I^*e funded Hmt he shouted In
down » l i h liinni«y anvplelun.
answer. I ll» head was growing clearer
I of H ip enrth.
“ Ilnlit tight to th « rurka,” I « « I
Thrre » e r o eildeti*-««. In III» nhn|*e now.
FI rat Floor Plan.
Second Floor Plan.
mill'd. "It • »1.i>i»-t>. ntid If you loun o f riisly Itola and belile», nlui distate-
The gorge had become as narrow as
your Imlit ih «r «'» • donilly I m p M w . " l grntlng tln« atreivn nhout thè place, u hall bedroom, nnd Hie rush o f ihe
■ y W IL L IA M A. RAGWORT*
room, while an open stair opposite the
11« l«d tlio «n y diiwn. shifting th«
Mr. W illiam A. K»*H-,rd wlll a -awsr
entrunee leads to the second floor.
thut thla hud brrit l ’elly'a hrnd- black torrent lowgrd lln- fulls terrlAe
UUsstlons
snb
glvs
advice
FtlK
:
OK
m ndl« fnnii hnnd t « hnnd iill«rn n l«ly
i|iiurlrrs wlille un lite oppoaile alile of Il whirled l-ee around nnd iir.uind like COHT -a all problsnia i s r u l n l i i lo tha The living room and dining room at
a* ho tk ««I'ndi-'l. to llluinlnnt« ill« «my * thè rnveru Ihero wna a tlrep annd a hall. T h « line of »lilt.* wn** coming •ubyset of building, for tbs r«ab-ra of Ihe front ure connected by a caned
fur Juym, utilII In* rviii lu**! th« bottom 1 |iinn«t «tlettillng In i» n guinller eavern nearer with awful rapidity, law* saw this paper.
On o- <- unl of hla wide opening, which make* one large room
nrltli «
Th«n h« l*«Kit n ilim ly to rtmr
un*l«r thè «u tl. ahowlng thnt IVIly Imd the Agure on the edge of It, toaulng Its • xperlsncs aa editor . uthor .«ad msa* partially divided in the ceuter. Both
ufacturar, ha la. without doubt, tho
|d«t« th« *h*»««iil, lustra* Unit J o t « »
workei) P ii» puri for gold. And III« arms us It raced along the brink, hut blghsst authority on the subject
Ad­ o f these rooms are large and well
» h r r « to pul li»r Imti.U nu*t f « n . guid­ » l o g « Interior nui* pUed blgh »U h If It uas ahoiitlng now, Its voice was dress all Inuulrt«« to Wllllaio A R a d ­ lighted, each haring windows at the
ing h*r. «nil tinn ing I>I iii * m If ngnln»t , vv*H>d nahea "nml rouiulna of rlmrrpd llullatingulshahle In the roar of the ford, No. 1»JT i T n l r l » aro-r-u* r*l ag«r, aide ae «.-Il as those ■■ironing on the
111. and only It.
th « i-llff. randy In su»tnln h«r ««Ig h t
torrent.
Ioga.
porch. Back o f the dining room U
for reply.
In m » « o f * dip. H**w«\«r, nil llir «»
flroul fallen rock« lined the hanks
Hie kitchen, and at the aide o f the
Thla seemed. In fnrl, lo I h * H i * beali
r «««h «d th« floor o f th« gnrg« without ! o f IVIly'a gold mini'
The «ttractlveto-sa Ihnt mark* -I the house la a large washroom and entry,
I-cc grn«t*ed at then; us he wns swept
IN M n t
old faahloned farm home, cap* d ally doors leadlnx from the washroom Into
Hiobh nly llnlhwny, n lio hml h««n by. hut they ulwuya elndcb him, al
lintliwny iuutt«r«d. looking about | numh-rlnr appito-nily nlm l«««ly nhout way a tlie current curried hint nway
those that were common In (hr euat- both the kitchen and dining room.
him
In th « tmxuillglit I.« «
*« (tint ! Ih » Interior, ulti .ed a «hnot and Sow he a*'«me*! palse.l upon the brink •rn section o f Ihe country many years One bedroom, 13 by 13 feet 1* shown
ho • » dripping « t i l l |*«r»|ilriitliiii. 11«
IrniMst louiird Hu* oh - u rli) o f thè op- o f the liilibbing cataract, lie grasped •go, la revealed lu the modern farm •>n the first floor. This la a corner
waa Irvitdillng » l i l t »t«tt»iii«n t.
| m > s I I« Wall.
In nnother tu**menl he nt a rock projecting out o f mid at roam, home shown tier«. This suggests the room and adjoins the kitchen.
Dutch typo o f architecture. Its squat
Imd rotnrtieil. dragelng wlth hlm a missed I t . . .
I.«** M id «Ight fnlnl uonls: "T h »
Cpatalrs the slope of Hie roof gtvea
Hoiiielhlng descun.led over hla head, •ppoarunce with the side entruiHM and apace fo r only two bedrooms, one tn
fork ituirha th« «nlrnll**« to Hi« tunti«l,M , largo nnek, from »hom* iioinfh llny
i y elio » parti, h'» «\ip|«*l.
chefklng him 11« -• clued 1« float still dormer windows and Ihe bulron over each gable. Both o f these rooms are
ItHlhwny lookfil hi It nnd m*.i.i«d
Aa If liti nseloil» o f thè pro«elice o f In I he curr.-m, which (tolled about the porch are rciulnis- .-iit of the 1 omea large for bedrooms, being I - hy 13
" I hail aom« dlltl.jilty In flndlng It
h«-fur».'1 I .« « itdth'd. 11« turn.-d 1» tin I l.ee und J o ife . h » knaeled ih*« II nnd. and |Misl hlui. lie rem-had out I*, the th » Dutch farmer- mbit In the i. ich- feet. In the dormer at the front la a
girl
“ Joyro it* nr. I'm going In allow ! ifiutterlna feierU lily, iH-gnn nnfy log Ihe riK-k, found It. don g liter« lie re idled borhood o f New York In early d tys.
sewing or storage room, while the cor-
Until» ny auiu«i king Hint I think tt j nini nl«*ui thè Mi*'k'» luouth, The gap* up *.ne arm ami found Hml he was
However, a glance ut the Aoor plana res|H.n*llng space on the oppoelte aide
envel«|H*d In lb « fol.la of a long Ash­ will show that this Is u strictly mod­ • >f the house la used for a bathroom.
»m ild l*o liotior for y *ti nut to «**. I Ittg «lilvn dlsrloeed n pii o f gobi.
fi.db In line busi, gold In ntiggefii. ing nel. lie saw l.»-boeuf ii|H>n the em type o f horn.
W ill you »n it » b «r* you ur** for «
The g rod -Ized Jr. While this 1« n*b a large home, the
frw uilnutoat W « » « n 't go out uf your ; Halhway plunged hi» unii» wlthln thè tirtiik. not ten feet ills: a lit. The man living and dlulng rooms at Ihe front »puce In It haa been no well pin lined
! sa. k up lo thè elho*i», ehuekllng nnd was shouting, hut ls-e rouhl not dla o f the houoe, the French win ’ >w thut that It wHI accommodate a good slaed
right."
He was |»>;ming open out o f each onlo the tsirc'i. and family. Many farm owners like a
Thero «u n n fortune In llngulsti u word.
"W r y » « I I . I<m,'' th « girl nnatvrred ' tnumhllng
l^s- the convenience* indicated on the downstair» bedroom, while others may
i|yil«tly.
Mho hod tini|*'ratiu*il »lin t | timi hng. tln* neeiiiunlntiun o f old t.iwnrd the shore, to the rtgk
IVIly'a y e a i» o f n.xbtirn'tl Inhora. Il let hlmsetf in.
plana, mark tt aa Ihe ty|w of home desire to use Hie extra room on the
Is»* tn«uni Immodlnti’ty.
I,«** too'.
iva» lm|»*n»thle lo ««tim iite II. hut II
Tie- gro-at shouhh-ra und arms that will suit the needs of the i. »Jera first floor n * a farm office.
Ilathwny through th« Inun I tniigloy
wotild nink« Pa poawioinr n very rlch st ra i in-'I lli.iiisel »■••» uj>on the net farm family.
A basement o f the »nine dimension*
nnd ahowml him Iv lly 'a ratuains. 11«
man for Ili«.
again*! the torrent, t'oiuph-tely en
The house la o f frame ron-lr .-tlon ns the house Itself provides plenty of
aliowoil him th« Inltlala on Hu* Inindlt*
"Wall, l ui glail you've g »t lt," aald no she.1. I u*e felt lillnself Is-In • slowly throughout and I* So feet dee i r i d Si space for basement heating plant and
of the revolver.
I.««.
brawn, like a gigantic Ash. Iowan! the feet 6 Inches w. ie. * The » • en­ storage room for fuel, and for fruits
Ilnlhnay »i<**«l itumhly «luring ut
Ilut he » n » tlilnktng Ibl'eriy o f hank. 'There waa one Instant when trance leads dlrcotia Into the living and vegetables.
th« akrl«t*>n
||« itm tramldlng cv.*n
Joyee'a lo»#.
tin* foi#e o f the currant s«*e»»>*d to h * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
nion* rloli-olly limn Ju'fon*
Ilo turtie.1 nway. Siuhh nly «omo In
pulling idii l.ebia*iif Into the stream.
" I t « mum bav« full«n from tlu* «HAT."
atln.i *iiit»«ul hlm 1 « .link nnd apln *lii.* huge liod« la-nt like n Imw, thero
House Kept in Repair
wild I«*«. Indt* tiling Hi* broken h- it. «,
nroitnd Tln* flaxlt of flnine apurted al
..as aii iiisit.nl *.f *ii-i*en«e then Architectural Beauty
" A y « but »lu-n-'a your proof tlm|
With Proper Painting
It a l,ellyT‘' Itnth» ny hur*t out *ud- I moni Ini.* h i» fu««. Ile heuril Joyce'» ' •lowly the groat »liotihlera sw ung tmek,
' Depends on Location
When you consider the painting of
|
«ry
ring
llirough
Hu*
eavern.
und
ls*e
grns|s*.l
ihe
r>M
-k>
lebge
dimly. "W hy. nmn. tlivre lan t n rutirt
It Is sehloiu lhat .we tuul a tree! your property, be v ire to h»>k at the
Rntliwrny Imd pulled n «aromi pi»
through the folds of the net
He felt
In III« hind tvouhl iTtinit thnt aki-lolmi
where the hemes .sblectlvety f* mi a matter from Hie sttin*l|iolnt o f econ­
n* proof Ihnl IVIIy wit« d«n*l Tint! » ' t**l from hi» .doth< • ami llred nt leu* himself raised 1« the rock rim felt
In
omy and conservation.
l..-l>oeur* arm* about him. ami col- really artistic architectural plan
it» Ilk« tt» not th« hody of hht Indian. , al Ave or «lx f*'**l distilli.»»
dividual exatiiplv* o f artistic I -uuly
Auy piece o f property not painted
The luillet elil|HH*d n «llver of gnin | lupscd Into un. o|i*ciousneaa
ruii>iiis IVIIy'a tevidvvr."
aro »verywltero «vblent, hut n < ntife at least once hi four year» depreciates
Ite from III« »«11 ballimi hi» head.
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!.«<• olu tiut th« H im lit. i uht to toll Al Ih** »ami* In agni l.ee s a » Joyce
block o f homes hud! and pltt in* d for in value aud costs from live to ten
Kalltway that I «t«»*u f » a « nil««.
their particular s-btlttg and In rela­ times as much tn f«;- tlrs as the lailnt
•Ini Iter autouuttle ami Aro delllM*raiely
FARMEftS INTERESTED
“ Ih**ltl«»," l(lllhn -l) \*iTtt on. -'«» for al ItiiHinay
tion to the other lamies Is hard to and varnish reqnlrrd to keep lt perma­
,,
C. |*.— Writ, thnl might no un nnythlug.
IN HUNGARIAN VETCH And.
nently in good .-uDilithtn.
Itili o f rolli'»« no dlaehnrgr f.bhmed
H inrlm I'ntrlrk, or t’lurv»«-* l ’««l. Hi« pulllng o f Ih » tilggro. l.<v Imd
Many builders follow a given line
For example, a well painted house
T hor« u»«il to h« a t ’Hrnict* t*««l In ktiewn thè nulouialle wn» «mpty, • Kuril»»!rs o f tlio couuiy show o f sameness In the exterior pi .n of wlll lust from five to ten times aa long
thla dlatrlct who ill«ap|>«nro<1. I awrar thougli lt hnd ttot aoeuteil oartaaaary to iiii Imrcusing interest in lluii-i their buildings, leaving the artistic as an unpointed structure. In other
Ihul'a tlio truth. Andcraon. Any old- i »n rn Joyce.
touch to Ihe individual Inml-i up ig of words, tr house that is protected with
gui'iuit xelcli this season |irob-
llm «r will trll you Ihnl I'tu not lying
each particular location. Il « o r i s out paint ut recular intervals will be In
Aa he «prung fo r «» n t. Hathway
to you. N no. Amloraon, Jolt enn't hrought ttie liuti o f ihe tmnpon ••mosli , nlily liecuusc this viirndy lived In some Instances, hut not to a * egree perfect cm ditirn after five or ten un­
lit rough Ihe winter winch killed whlc|t would he teruted a aucc* ss
prttvr tlmt'a tin* hody o f tdd IVIIy, Juat Ing dowh tu«*n I «•*•'* fotvliead.
pointed houses have In turn become
from Ihoa« Inlllula."
Home .lay a building org.inl athrn uninhabitable. Tills applies to paint­
l.ee drop|>i*d foollshly U|«>n hla cniiniinn vetch.
I«* « »ondorod nt Iltilltwny'a ngltn-
Hllfigariuu vetch is not apt lo will purchase a tract o f land at d de­ ing and varnisltlng inside as well as
htieca ; he su » Itiitliwny'a furo, eoo
llon. T h « nmn »«otm*tl null» honhlo
velop Ihe entire properly in a t-ord-
*nt«lde.
^
vulsefl wlth fiirr, «v e r hl-i • nnth- bt come h pcsl in gram fields,
111 ■ 11 a*- 1 r
i t « t»In t'il hla Anger* In hla
an* e with Hie pr«|»-r pl:t- ing o f I- oiih 'S
While outride surfaces have to re­
»ity 's ami, yellow w l t h gold busi, , nnd in itddHinu lo sluudiutt Ihe In relntlon to tin- lot and tip- - ur* mnd-
Idui'k liount, and »humbled awny with
sist' weather. Inside surfaces have to
rulusl to atrlke nguln 'las* leuned cold weaiher il is » » i d lo he Ing atructuros. and when this 1« done
hla peculiar bunched almo'li. I.*»* l«it
resist wear— the touch o f hands, the
;
linrkwHrit,
overhalnnccd.
f
ili
luto
thè
»phis
resistant
.in
will
.»land
a
It will present such a real <!e|* rlttre grinding o f feet, the contact o f furni­
him to Ho* rr»a « above tlio IIHI« grave.
' «Iroiim.
n Mire w cl soil
tlinii
common from iii.Mlern subdivision dev elopitu nt ture- and it thin tilia o f (mint or var­
” 1 think tlmt'a proof," hi* auld
I l » aaw Joyce run forward and
and will nt.s-t wlllt such a ready re- nish l--i<**tli o f an inch thick will give
quietly.
vetch.
, griop at hlm na he wna awept puri,
flut Itnthnay, rienehlag and tin-
MuiiKJirinn v (| c h
wits
fir s t a|Min»e from the buy ing public l ull lt ten titties better protect bin titan a
»•w
Knthwny
grappling
wtth
hee—
*
«l«n«hlng hla flala. »nhl nothing. 1»*«
¡iilriM tu rcd in to W n s h iiiK ltm Co. wlll be follow e*l hy many other organ­ sheet of steel o f eqttul thickno.-s.
isation« na gtssl bur loess procedure.
wont back, oulllng Joy«»', nnd they tlien he «-na In tliv whlrllng eurrent,
th re e y e a r » iir o |,y th e O . A . C.
pro*-««ih>d In tho dlroi-llon of III* cave. and Joyce und ItnlhM'Hy and thè caro
Examine Oak Floor
■wn .ani»l.eil un awlftly aa a plcture K v le n s io n S e r v ic e H iro u g h
th e
I.« « |Hi|nt«d out tho ihiii « nnd rrndl»,
Closets Built in on
un
thè
acrpett.
Lumber Before Laying
tH’
Unljr
lo
re
n
t's
o
f
f
i
c
e
w
h
en
a
nnd the proof« o f dynniolttug.
l.ee una **nly illmly eonacloua of few fa r m e r » tr ie d HuitKiipiun f o r
Rear Porch- Valuable
It is well that you examine the oak
"Aye. hut tlio gold where's lit*
wlinl «n a hnp|H>nlng ìo liliu, fot* bla
tl.M-rliig lumber before It Is laid, as
goldT" Halhway demanded.
Ih e firs t tim e .
II is un e x c e l - j Closet» in lit« aeryle* entry k f the
rear o f tlie home, on the book porch,
In many ruses it la not of tlie same
*'I linve seen non«." nn«iv«r»<l l.«t*. »«lise» revled under Hathway'» blow, len t fo r n s e c ro p , irivintr
hay.
or even built In under tho tmek porch color, and while you have nrtWred
"nnd. I f you r*niomher, I mad* no und II « a » only mi Intense eflort of »ila ire ,
s
o
il
aft
c
and
p
a
s
tu
re
III* wlll thut «nuhled litui to keep ht»
provide n stife and cool pine« in which
d e a r lumber, f o u will in many in­
guarant«« na to It.”
e q u a l in n u tr it iv e v a lu e tn thut to keep certnIn provision-* or article»
"H ow do I kno»' you haron't l»k «n i fuco ninno Ih « water. Ile hnd n ragne
stances. find plec*s which will not
consci
ottanaa*
Hmt
hi*
wna
heing
o
f
an
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th
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a
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that are needed about tlie buck yard.
It aw a yt” Hnlhnny shouted.
“ Ayo.
mutch', and result iu a poor floor.
wl.lrlisl
Hirotnfli
thè
d«t>Hi»
of
thè
\
You will Anil muc I i closet- mo conven
¡roil may hay« atol«* my gold na vutt
Opk ¡s one o f the best flooring lum­
lent you will wonder I m * w you got
atolo my wife. Vou may h« planning np'iinlaiu In complete durkm-oa. The
bers. It litis color and the necessary
alont without them. The butcher and - llUrdncos to stand up against hard
In Ink» my » I f « nnd my gold nwny
other ''•livery men run place their nsage. and can tie finished to blend In
logoi her."
package» in tlie closet when you are
I ,« « looki'd at him In amazement,
nltli qlmost any color scheme o f In­
not at home anti the contents will he
for Itnthnny wna noarly ornaod by
terior decoration.
safe front dog* and cats.
»omo paaalon, prtdmhly. I . « « thought,
The treatment» of oak flooring are
Hitch closets can tie placed un many, and can ho left tn the home
tlio nntli'ipiitlou of oldnlnlng the trvaa-
Taka 8alta to Flush Kldnaya If
porches already built und can be pu­ on tier's choice. Home prefer to wax
ure o f old Polly,
pated aero»« Ihe end. or against flte
Bladder Bothers or
“ t'g* taken» t»o gold nnd P y * »««n
the Itt tuber without any varnish or
wall o f the house. Almost any- gintd,
none," ho answered. " I niiint ngnln
Back Hurts
shellac, while others prefer that the
•crvlceahle color will l*e «alt»factory
remind you of our ngri*«iui*iil, Itiiih*
wood be varnished and nibbed smooth
for the exterior, hut It should I»* In Ix-fore vva\itffe; either Is satisfactory.
way."
Katin* too tnnrli rich food may pro­ keeping with the house.
You will
Ilathwny pulled hlmnelf togothor
duce kidney trouble in some form, t.tys probably want to enamel in white or
with lilt effort. “ Aye, tlint'n nil right,"
. well-known authority, because the
Ash Chute
ho answered. "Thin looka Ilk« I'vlly'g
at ills created excite the kidney*. Then Ivory for the sake yl cletinUiiess.
Never build a fireplace ivltlmnt an
I f you desire to deeomte the front
mine. I.ot'a look Inside.
Ilnve you
lltcv btcotne overworke*!, get sluggish,
d og t*p and cans« all sorts o f distress, or visible |iortlons, »Imply outline the ash chute, and in building tin- chute
hei'n Inside, Anderson?”
-lar'.y backache and misery in th« door pnncls or other portions In a con­ ntnke it o f sufficient size to lake cure
“ I've only explored the entrunee,"
kidney regast. rltemnatir twinges, severe trasting color, or a lighter tint o f the o f nil sizes of nslt and wood. T b «
l.ee nnawered. *'l brought no rundt*
headjehes, acid stomach, con "'¡pat ion. ground color.
greatest mistake is to build otic which
with me Inal Mine I wna here.”
torpid liver, sleepirssntse, bladder and
Is so smalt that It clogs up nini makes
Relighting the randle, he prereihd
urinary irritation.
more work than to shovel out the ash
Itnllm iiy within. The round of Hie
'1 lie moment vonr back htitl* <>r ki.l
Mottled
Effect»
dlatant muring «nine Immeillnti'ly to
neys aren’t .■>eting right, or if bladder
Rough or MittMilli plaster units of In tlie flr»l place.
bothers you, begin drinking lot. of pood the home today; fabric walls that 1»,
their eara. By the rnndlo light L**o
water tnd al-o gH about four ounces of
nnw freah footprints on the annda.
Caine From India
jad Salts from any good pharmacy; w all« covered with caavna, hot-lnp or
They were ninde by n nmn w* tiring
On* stori lions. - or bungalows, uf
I ike a laMespoonfttl in a glass of water oilcloth— wall hoard, smooth or rough,
luoeenalna, no donht I.elioeiif. He did
we kno« them, had their origin In
before breakfast for a tew days and lend themselves after tin prMnlB:: coal
not enll ItaMiway'g attention to them,
your kidney s may then act tine. I In has tieen properly applied, to mottled,
imi a, according to some authorities.
nnd Rgthway, absorbed with Ms enger-
famous salts is mad« from the acid o blended or two toned effects.
lie»« to llnd the tr**n»ure, notleed noth­
crapes amt lemon juice, combined with
tithin, and has hern used for v p tr- t.
ing. l.ee wondered, however, wlmt the
flush ctoppct kidney* and stimulati
In.linn hnd been doing In tin* eavern.
them to activity: also to neutralirc the
The rave grew narrow er; than. Just
»eids in tlie system so that they no
when l.ee thought that they liml
Ha Saw Joyea Run Forward and Qraap longer irritate, tints often relieving Mad
m u lled the end. It suddenly vaulted
tier disorder*.
at Him aa Ha 8w.pt Pnit.
out nnd up Into n large chamber.
jad Sail* can not injure anv.ine
The rourlng o f the waterfnll lAiiuo
reek roof »wept hl» hair, nnd the makes n delightful effervescent lithia
water
tlrmk which million* of men ntul
dlntelv I"....me nceentunted n*t the rock «n il* on hi« two alile» farmed
sound» eelmeil from WHlt to mill. By ti sort of liydrniillr tube m n i v vhleh women take now ;»n*t then to help keei
( h» i . *ht * ' the enndle they coiitd the »treiitu tossed and hulToTi il him, the kidm-v* and urinary organs clemt
thus often avoiding serious kidney dis­
now aeo wlmt looked like a aimer drop hurling him from »lilts to aide in Ita order* By *11 means hWVc yonr ptiy*i
Into dnrkneaa Immedlntaly In front fury.
cian examine your kidney» at least twice
T h # Beaverton Review
or r
a year.
This Quaint Six-Room Frame llo«Se
Suggests Old-Fashioned Farm Home
r ilL O MEETING
Members of lb* Agricultural
Committee
of
lb*
Portland
Cbambor of Comioero* of wbtob
K. K. Fiivillo, Editor o f Tbe
Western Farmer, i* chairman,
will make a tour to Washing­
ton County alfalfa fields o n
Tuesday, July 28th, for the pur­
pose o f noting the success with
this crop locally. K. N . Wein-
batirri, »«eretary, writes t h a t
moving picture men will accom­
pany Ihe committee
for
the
purpose o f aeruring a screen
photo to advertise Washington
County alfalfa growing, and to
g iv e proper publicity to
thl .1
n«w endeavor.
The schedule being arranged
by W. W. Phillips, secretary ol
the Hillsboro Chamber of Com­
merce, ond County Agent O. T.
McWhorter 1» a» follows.
12:15 Noon luncheon al the
Washington Hotel in charge, of
the Agricultural Committee o f 1
the local Chamber, F. L. Brown, I
chairman.
1:30, Visit to
the
alfalfa,
farm of Sherman Hyre at New-!
ton Station, where a field meet-1
ing will he held at which farm­
ers from all
Ihe Willamette j
Valley aa well aa Ihe county'
are invited to attend.
2:15, Leave the farm o f Mr.I
Hyre for a tour of alfalfa dem -'
onstrations and field«, includ-|
ing farms o f C. Hanson, Ivan!
K'tnigan, and Henry Behrman, i
arriving at Ihe farm o f fluafave
Kraus south o f Blooming about
3:15 where 5 acres o f Grimm
alfalfa Is malting a fine show--
ing.
“ A lfalfa for Every Cow” Is
the Washington County slogan.;
Come and see how the other
fellow grows it.
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Mads Smooth, Says
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A n y breaking net o f the skin, even
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beat eruptions such as rash, pimples and
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It seldom fails to remove the torment
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to wait fo r re lie f from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a small
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any good druggist and use it like cold
cream.
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SPECIAL B O TICE TO OUR PATRONS
In lln* with progressive methods of merchandis­
ing wo wish to announce a new policy effective Aug.
1, 1926. From that data forward we will discontinue
th* giving of trading sUmps.
We ar# doing thla, first, because It is to the ad­
vantage of th# shopping public to have their money's
worth In merchandise Itself. We want the merchan­
dise, Its assortment, Its valus, and Its pries, to bo
th* reason for your buying N, not for any prize or
premium.
Second, bscauao modern business methods
and
the ethics of up-to-date merchants demand that the
value shall be In the merchandise bought and not In
some premium or prlxe.
To Have Tha Best Valuss Always Is The Aim And
Object Of T h is Store— To Render Service And To Give
You FRESH GROCERIES A T LO W BET PRICED
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Phone Orders Early
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