The Beaverton review., May 13, 1927, Image 7

TH E BEAVERTON REVIEW
Seek Millions
In O ld Panam a
Dig for T reasu re Buried
W hen H enry M organ's P i­
rate« S acked Tow n.
Balboa, ritniil Rone.— III til* Jungle
eovrrud m in « uf the uiK'ltxit city of
Olil Panama, K nxll.li «m l American
i*iplor<-r» nr«- now cnxugt*d III a a rlm -
tide si-arch for several ml 111 on ilollnr«'
Wurth uf hurled treasure which, Ill»-
lory ruooril«, wua hidden them when
Ilia pirate, Henry Murxan, «ucki’il
•ml burned tha town In HITt, write«
Itoy <i. Itlnnk In the Ulih-Hgn Trih u ii«.
A rrnmrknhlu null«» gold locnler. In­
vented hy Thotnii» Knlil« of ( '«ili-hc»
tor, England, I* Ix-iag n>«-d hy thu ex­
plorer«, who h n «« «Ireioly linenrtlied
three minor trove« containing golden
omnlneiil* Wurth thou«niiil« of ilollnr«.
T h e Inilriunenl 1« like n rmllo re
reiving «el In «|i|o<nrnnee. It In. In
fart, a «nrt of gmum l raillo, nuil It re
rorila arrurnlely tliu |ire»ence of non­
magnetic niolnl« umtergrounil,
One
wire, altnrlieil to a rod, 1« groiimleit.
Another roil 1« |>uu<-d over the nur-
fare of the gmuntl. When golit or oth
•r nonmagnetic metnl« occur beneath
the «tirfure between the two pole« a
net-ill« Imlleate« It« prew nre, which
1« al«o recorded hy a dlntlnct hum
uilng In the ear phone«.
Brltlah 0 nicer In Charg«.
I.letit. tleorge W illiam «, It. N. V.
It., 1« at the hend of the Iren »tire
banting rx|iedlth>n. 11« hn« n four*
year roncraaloti from the government
uf I'anamn with the underatandlng
that I'pnama 1« to retain one fourth
of all treanure lorn ted during that pe­
riod. Other mi-inlx-r« of the etpedl
tlon are Wallace Until, Am erican;
Commander David lllnlr, F. It. <1. H
and L ie u t F. W . Kealey, It. N. V. It.
At the re«|ue«t of l.leutennnt W il­
liam «, thu 1‘iinuiiinn gotem m ent hn«
detailed armr«l police gourd* for day
and night duty In the Jtingl«*» where
the explorer« «re encnrnpiol.
A representative of the I’realdent of
Panama hn« al*o pitched a tent along
aide ’.heir ram p and 1« watching their
work to »ce that the lrra «u re la 01-
Vlded evenly.
T lie police guard« were fequ«*.trd
hy l.leuteiiant Wllllaina when he fllo-
corerwl that large »rale unnut horlnol
excavation« were being carried out
on alt«-« where Ida ln*!rumenia had
Ih dlrn lrd lh « pri*«enre of gold.
Find* Gold O rnam ent^
After letting among the rulna to
rutivlnr« hlm arlf that there wua gold
lb*re, l.leutennnt W illiam « delivered
to the preahtent of i ’unamn »«-vi-rnl
hundred <h>lt«r«‘ worth of antlipie
golden ortinmenta whh-h he had on
earthed. He marked many otlu-r altea
where hi« Inatrument Im ltratrd the
pretence of gold and returned to the
city for more laborer« and ad«'i|uale
ramping equipment.
T o Ida aurprlae, on returning lo the
Jungle* a fortnight later with «core«
of Inhorera ready to Ix-gln digging,
I.h-UI) linnt Wllllaina found alx etior
luona exi-avgllotM among Hie ruin« and
at the exact altea where Ida Inatru
merit a Indication* were peelllv« One
hole hail lo-en dug IS feet ilt-cp
An­
other, drilled through aolld ri« k, «11«
rtoacd the prcactice of a large Bidder-
ranenn tunnel and reveeled that Ba­
rret excavation« had been curried out
on a large acnle during Ida ahacm-e.
It wua then that l.leuteiiant Wllllaina
rvH|iieat«-<l (nille« proteetlon.
See« Sign» of Success.
When the explorer« again leafed
ttu-ae plni-i-a the Inatrument n-gtatered I
negative, Imlleatliig Hint noiiinagiietlc
met a la, tH-lleved hy Lieutenant W il­
liam « to hnve been gold trenaure, hail
been removed. T h e fact that the a« !
rret excavation» were carried out on |
atich a largo «cnle and that the digger«
rvmtlliued to work In alx different
place« after they had opened the flrat
hole, Icada Lieutenant W llllnm* to he-
llexe that the excnvntlona met with
em-«urngtng aucceaa.
Kxipdalte golden ornament« of very
ancient di-algn, «tudded with din-
iiwieN, emerald«, «apphlrea ami ruble«,
hare been mienrllied already. A gold­
en bulterfty three Inrhea across, with
mhl«-a for eye», and the wing dealgna
of other precious atone«, 1« one of the
ortinmenta Hint hna attracted much
romment. O ther pl«*ce« of trenaure
Include g«d«t collar», nraklnraa atuddeil
w ith pn-rlou* atonoa, aolld gold linlla
tw o Inch«-« In diameter, attnehed to
rhnltia which nre quite ptixzlliig. cm
rlflxea, nnd a mlnlnture ark of the
covenant nenrly alx Inchea aqunre. All
gidd hna Ix-en locked u|i In III« P a n «-
man treasury for dlvlalon after the
end of Hu* four yenra of work.
Myitsrlous Tunnel.
T h e explorer« are now engaged In
pumping the water out of a myaterl-
oua auhterrniienn tunnel which tin»
many pa «an gee branching out from ho-
ncntli an old monnatery toward the
other clitirchi-a, convenía and a«-lio«da.
Th e liinnel la an yet Inucceaallde, hut
It promlaea lo reveal n u n « atartllng
archltoclure aa well aa, pcilmpa, the
blggeat gold liouriL
Prescott ri-corda the fahuloua m il­
lion« which went brought acroaa the
lai limila from Ih « compieri'd Incaa.
From I’eru and I’ntoal and frinii the
inlnoa of Veruguaa cniite Hie gold for
trnna|H>rliiHon
acriaia H i«
narrow
neck of land whh-h ««-paralo» Ilio ( V
rlhlieiin from Hie flreut Koulli »«-a.
I'l-drarln the Cruel, who la «aid lo
have area unted for over 2 ,<»«),i«»i In­
diana, founded III« a lielent city of old
Panama, which hi-cam« the alorehoiiae
for the hiilllon of Peru and Hie allka
and apici*« of H i« Orient. Diego du
Alidi«*», alriinded on the north coaat,
foundi*«l, q u it« hy «rchli-nt, what he-
«-lini« H i« «tronghold of Nombre «1«
Dloa,
Road Acroaa lathinua Built.
Itclween Hn-ae twu pollila u road
arroaa the lathinua wna rouatmctoil,
paaalng over the great Continental
«livido, through the di-nae tropical
Jungle, over awntii|is. and up the at«-«'p
alilo» of hllla iluwn to the open »avail-
■tali rm iutry «round Hie oltlcn city uf
Pana lu a.
Th e trail wua known aa the ('am ino
Iteul or royul road, hut a more titling
name fur It would have hern Hie
lllooil rood F or more llinn ISO year«
the long mule traina packed gold
a m » » Hila road like r«rilw<MHl.
A
gold Irnln uamilly conal«t«-<| of l.tKKl
mu!«-«, gayly capnrl«oned nnd tvlth
Jingling (iella, each with Ita load of
g«dd.
In the van aud at. the rear
niarrhi-d nrti-ed men, while with the
mule« «trliiga of Indim i« nnd African
slavra stumbled along under the
Inali«-« of their driver«, and It ran well
l>e «aid (hat the Cumino Iteul wua
paved with dead im-ii'a hotii-a nnd
every Inch of the way was ntnln«*«!
with blood.
Many of the alavi-a e«ruped. taking
to Hie Jung)«-», where they hund«-<l !«►
getlier aa the Cimarono«, to harnaa
Ihelr former maarera. Aa Cimarmi«*«
the former «Invi-« nttn>-k«*d amt r>»hh«*«l
the g«d<| train« repeatedly.
t,aler,
hiled by « hlnrk king nnd (ximmanded
by i-aptulna. they iMxame the «lile » of
KiiglUh nnd French plr.il«>« who stip-
plh-d tlu-iii with arm « to the common
end, and the flow of gold paid a
aleaily tribute to thcae ailveoturerg.
Marauder« D i« W ith Snoda.
In Hila wng^jiol «II Hie g«dd that left
Old I’nnauui reaclo-«l Nonitire «le l>h*«;
nor dhl «II that fell Into the hand» of
the pirate« reach the Atlantic. Com-
potent aulhorltlc« pronoun«-«* Hie pn-»-
«•III Jungle a« being Infinitely more
dllllcull to traverte Uxlny than It wna
In Ihixu) dnya. hut even then It m uit
have Ix-en a terrible taak for Hu-*e
marauder«, many of whom failed In
g«-t d e a r of (lie Jungle, «lying with
their «poll« In the alienee of the fori-at.
F ir Francia Drake's aecotid attack
on ¿he road, under the command of
Kir Tliotitna Ituaki-rvlll«-, failed dittimi
ly. Iluakervllle and TIKI men traveled
down the road from Nombre do l»loa.
hut Ihoy met with such oppualtlon.
«lunger«, nnd dlfllcultl«*« that a rem­
nant era\vW m I hack. “T b « march wna
no »ore aa never Englishmen marched
before," mild the «-ommandcr on hla
return, history r«*cor«1».
T h e Spaniard», however civnllnu«»*l
using the rixitl until F ir Henry Mor-
Mnrfn, Texan.— More llinn one thou-
antid wolves worn kllleil In the Big
Bend region of Texna In a ten ilny«'
poisoning .campaign conducted by
H enry L ln d le y .. It r«*qulred 40,000
balta to bring shout tho wholesale
death of tlu*»e predatory nnlmnln. T h e
m ixing of Hie polsonona hulla was
done under the aupervlslon of O. It.
London of Hie predatory animal con­
trol dlvlalon of the United Slntea bio­
logical «iirvey.
T h o poison dose consisted of (10 per
rent strychnine placed upon n pl«*ce
of fresh fat pork, two Inches squnre
nnd one-fourth of an Inch thick. Th e
animala nee mod to have a apodal lik­
ing for the pork nnd they came nut of
the mountains In great number* and
POULTRY
Vacuum Cleaner for Railroads
Start Chicks Right by
Feeding Them Properly
F o r the flrst t*l hours of n chick's
life, perhaps the boat thing that can
I he dixie 1» to provide a w arm, dark
place with plenty of ventilation. When
the chick» are hntrtuxl th«-y retain a
' large portion of the yolk III their
I Ixxlie» In Hn unabxorbed form. Nature
provide» this for fo.xl during the flrst
thre«- days of the Chick's life. If the
chick« nr«> giv«*n tood Immediately, a
j large portion of this yolk will not be
I absorbent and thus cause trouble later.
If chicks are left where It Is light,
they w ill lx* restless and will pick at
droppings, which is a|X to spread dis­
ease. If the chicks are kept quiet they
will absorb tlie y«*lk aud th f digestive
tract w ill flnlsh Its development, there­
by preparing It for the flrat f.xxt,
which aliould come at from tk> to 70
hours after hatching.
Breathing Room for Hens
T ills vacuum cleaner, devised by Walter M. Fprlng, a research engineer,
for cleaning trnprock roadbeds of cinder« nnd refuse. Is being considered
for ndoptlon hy railroads throughout the eotintry. Th e cost to rlenr tlie rail
rond beds hy hand Is about »1,(100 a mile. Th e new devio« can lie attached
to the rear end of an ordinary tint oar nnd will suck up waste eluderà and
other refuse nnd anve the rallrouds about $0,000.000 annually.
MORE THAN 1,000 WOLVES WERE
KILLED IN THE TEXAS DRIVE
Polion U n d to End L lv « t of Maraud
Ing Animala In Big Bend
Country.
FARM
fan sacked Porto Bello In Iflflfl. Th a t
•Iperlanra wna enough for the Hpnu-
Inrd«, ami ever afterward they aenl
Ihelr g«dd over Ihe trull to Crm-ea nnd
Hx-nce down H i« Clingre« river In Fort
Loren »n.
Had to Fight for Possession.
ft 1« lllllo womli-r that H im m o r­
mons wonlHi which I ’m Spaniard«
were eitriii-llng from the new world
aliould nltrnrt «HenHon of other«, and IDEAL HENHOUSE
It wna not long Ix-for« they reullxe«)
LASTS ALL YEAR
that they had to light cmiatantly to
retain wlint Hu-y m i «-ruelly extracted
An Ideal lienliouae la one Hint makes
from H im Indian«. After «ulferlng re*
pa-ati-d amx-e««ful nllucka on Nonihra all Ht« real of the year ua much Ilk «
«1« I Ho«, Porto Bello and Itoyal road, ■prlng ■» p o u lb l«, It 1» ixilnted not In
the Hpanlnrda took apeclul precaiitlona a circular, "Housing Form Poultry."
for Hie uufoty of their wealth. Thtxx- which th « college of agriculture, L'nl-
pri-cnuHons n r« r«-»ponklld« for the varsity uf llllools, has published fur
dlneovery, after «o many centurlea, of lntere«le«t Hock ow ner» nnd farmer«.
C lim atic
condition«
during
Ilia
tha gold at Old I’aimriiii.
Wlii-ii Parker attacked nnd took spring months are, of Course, favor­
ParlO llcllo the vvenllhy Inloihltnnl« able to egg p n x lu d lo n , and It la from
of o ld I ’annum realized that It would ■ study of them that much of tli«
not lx* long before Hie plrnt«-a would working h « « l« for pr«<-ilc«l i-.u ltry -
pay them a visit. t7»lug hundred« of house construction 1« obtained, th «
slave«, they rnnatructi-d gnllt-rlea In circular explain». Any lyix- of con­
the rook tx-low Ihelr hou*«a. Into struction th «t w ill prevent excessive
which th«*y placed their valuable«, heat In summer and avoid extreme
one might call them private land cold In winter will l*e favorable to e r ,
**
hank«, and Hie Hpnnlarda, no doubt, production, the publication adiU.
E ve ry detail of cx»u»truction, except
th<xigbl them eminently safe.
A « the years went hy the depixdta •uch thing« «• cost, convenience nnd
appearance, should lx- <-unablered from
liu-renaed until the threat of F ir lien
th « standpoint of Its possible effect
ry Morgan was made agnlnat them
New » wna brought over the g«dd trull oo the health, comfort and egg pro­
hy a few memhera of the gnrrl«nn ill duction of the flock, the d re iilu r con
Fort l.or<-nzo. T h e dreaded Morgan tlnue«. A ii this meuna that there ta
wn« «ppm nrhlng. Preparation» were no one h«-»t house for all conditions.
■unde lo defeat him In hi« «Hack on Most of H i« essential requirements
Old I'aniinia. and recent discovert e« can he proxlded In more than one
dlailoae Hint the gallerlea were ce way, so that there Is an op|»>rt unity
menti*d In until Ihe dnnger wna over. for the flock owner to exi-rclae his
I'nforlunali-ly for the Hp«nl«rda, Mor­ personal preference and choice In va­
gan won. T h e Hidalgo« who had a«* rious reaped« without seriously affect-
<-rel«-d thi-lr wealth were killed In the Ing the prsctli-abillty of the house.
tmttle Ix-fore O ld Panama, and their
In M> far ns location Is concerned,
M-cr«-t died with them.
the m ajor factors to lx- m ntldered
Clingrltie-I at tlie amutl amount of arc good soil and air drainage, south­
wealth he found at Old Panama, Mor- ern exposure, protection fr«»m pr«*-
gait burned Hie city and killed nil who valllng w ind« In winter and conven­
did md eai-ape. Some of t|;e wealth ience In the matter of dally care and
hud Ixx-n hidden away IN» miles from management. T h e last jxilnt may he
the city, «mile wna placed hurrl«*dly sacrinced under some conditions If by
on Ixinrd ahlpa and sent lo sea, while mi doing the factor» which are ewten-
llie liihnldtanta and w ralthy traders tlal to the comfort nnd health of the
had hurled Hielra hetieath their hoii»«-« flock can tie m«ire fully secured.
and thrown It down the wolla, which
Hnnltatlon cannot be too strongly
were later eared In hy fulling debrla •tr<*a«ed. the author» of the circular
from the flaming city.
point out. In this connection It Is de­
In Hie tunnel» «if o ld Punaina there sirable to arrange the (xiullry house
are, ucrordlng to oltl document», se­ In such a way that the surrounding
cret hiding place* where the pri«*«t« land may lx* cultlvat«x| and <r«ipix*d.
concealed Hie treasure» of the church A ilouhle yarding system can then be
and of the |x-op!«*, who guve It to the provld«-d, without ex«-< .»Ive ex;>en»e,
prli-Kt« for oaf«* keeping when they •o that half the range may lie In crops
learned that M »rgun w n« romlng. Th e every year.
T m a practice will cut
people truatoil the prh-a!« and Morgan down losses from parn.-tt«-« and dt*
knew till«. He tried to extort from j ea*»*.
the prle«ta the location of the trena
Ta k in g up the qu«— tlon of the size
uro, hul rnllier than give up the gold of the huu»«. the circular ixilnta out
of Ihelr church the prleata «uffered i that crowding hens too closely, «*»|ie-
d«-nth at the hand« of the hnccanrar» d a lly during the winter months,
T h e «ecret r«*ee»M-» of th « under i when they must he kept Indrxira a
ground tunnel* at O ld Piinnmn hnve ' larga part of the time, seldom pay».
Ix-en iedl»«-over«-d. In a few mouths A safe rule to follow In building a
they will lx- opened up. According to poultry house Is to allow- four square
history, then* 1«, somewhere In these feet of flixir space to each hen, al­
tunnels, a life »Ire Image of the V ir­ though when 250 hens or more run to­
gin M ary, m ad« of aolld gold. T h « gether In one flock, less fl«x*r space
Itnng« 1» BUp|Mx«<*d to h n r« boon se­ ran be allow-«*<1 for each lien.
creted In the tunnel« nml the hlders
One of the problems that must he
lo have pcrl«he«l with their «ecret.
fared constantly In the management
of poultry Is that of k«*eping the house
dry. H en « hnve no sweat glands nnd
Pool A gain Move*
Bridgend, Wales. — T h e phantom ! «tore little moisture la exoret«-d In the
p<x*l uf Keuflg la on III«* move again I droppings the only way the hen can
after a rest. T h e |xx>l, the largest get rid of nn.v considerable amount of
fresh water lake In south Walt*», hn« ! moisture Is through the lungs. A great
moved nenrly hulf n tulle In the lust j deal of moisture Is thu» given off Into
the air of the poultry house. T h e re­
ten year«.
m it Is n tendcacy for Hie litter to h«»-
»•xne damp quickly.
It Is essential,
Forget Interest
therefore, Hint the flo«>r of the house
Washington.— Some $35,u00,000 he
he hutlt In such a way that no addi­
longing lo other» who tiuve not naked
tional flixir moisture «Tin accumulate
■ or It Is lying In Uncle Sum's vault*.
through absorption from tlie ground
It U Interest due uu Liberty bond».
below.
gulped down -the halt. Upon one
ranch, within n radius of a few hun­
dred f«*«-t. 2F wolves were found lying
dead Ihe morning following the lay­
ing of the (xilson.
It was In response to complaints
from ranchmen of the Itlg Bend re­
gion that wolves were killing young
cnlves, Inmhs and kids In great nnm
bora that Mr. Landnn came here and
nm d« nn Investigation of the situa­
tion. He conferred with a number of
ranchmen and arranged for Ihelr « t v
operation In the mixing nnd spreading
of the hallo.
H e Instructed them as to the pro­
portion of strychnine to he used upon
each piece of fresh pork and In other
matter* connected with Hie campaign
of extermination that whs about to he
started.
T h e poisoning work will he con­
tinued nnd It la expect«*«! that In a
few months this part of the tipper
Rio Ornnde bottler will have been
pretty well clean'd of wolves.
P lan to Use Light«
to Film D eep C anyon
Walla Walla, Wash.— Finns nre un
Iter way to string electric wiring In
the clinsin «>f the Snake river In Idaho
to furnish artificial light for a sprit*»
of motion picture«. Th e canyon of th.
Snake river la the dee|x*st In the
world and even In nililsumnu*r little
daylight ever gets Into the bottom
where the crooked stream roar»
through foam nnd mist.
A battery of powerful »enrclillght-
would solve the hindrance to success
fill plctnres, photographers believe
Western scientist« are Interested In
the f«*nt and will ncenmpnny nn.v ex
pedlUon Into the Snake river chasm
G oldfish in Erie
Dunkirk. N. Y, A sclnxd of goh|fl»h
has appeared In I.nke Erie near th!*
harbor.
It I* estimated that 75 per cent of
the people who keep poultry crowd
too many bird* Into their poultry
houses. Egg production Is thus disre­
garded and proper development of
younger birds Is prevented. W her­
ever any disease breaks out In the
(lock, overcrowding helps spread the
disease more rapidly. C ull the tdirls
««> that the flock will (I* the house.
If you don't do It, unture may when
Ihe house Is crowded— and you cau't
sell tlw «lend birds.
Dry Mash for Hens
Have the dry mash before the poul­
try fliw-k nil the time. Feed the
scratch or Imrd grain In a litter m orn­
ing nml night, giving just w hat they
w ill clean -up. Feed Hie greens at
noon. If you hnve time, and It will
pay you well. It Is well to feed once
a day n g«xxl, moist or fermented
mash, but never feed nil they want
of I t ; give Just what they w ill clean
up In 15 minutes. If they have all
they want, they will dll up on It, neg
lect the dry mash and get fnt.
Fri«lay, May 1 J. 1«>27
T* A* K I T C H E N !
i C A B IN E T
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1147 Wmirnrh Nmw«t*u*i linloa »
It ha* tong baai* obM rvtd that
In ravluni «rh«r% flab art raguiarljr
••tan lo c o m id trib U amount«, gol­
fer la rare, wharaaa tf la vary o< m -
Mion In many region» bacauaa of
l«c|i of io«1lna Hrn foo'Ja. •urb aa
•ah, furnish 'hla alamsnt In appro­
priate amounta to supply tha n**dg
of tba body — Doctor McCollum.
FOR L O V E R » O F C H O C O L A T E
Sunshine for Chicks
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
CtMNTdate Is almost
jnlversally
liked the wqrld over. It b* ■ f o o d in
Colds
Headache
Neuritis
Lumbago
Itaelf and may n«
■cried lo coun%
Pain
Neuralgia
Toothache
Rheumatism
I c m w a y «
As •
t a u c t fo« lee
cream. It »ra m i 1»
never loot Its pop­
ularity.
Here I*
one way to p r«
package
pure I t ;
Chocolate 8 «u c «.— Couk th « follow
which contains proven directions.
Ing Ingredient« lo ■ double boiler;
Handy “ Bayer" boxes of 12 tablsts
One cupful uf m ilk, two r-gg yolks
A l»o nott)«•• of 24 and 100— D ru g g iiti.
A ad I x L b to th « tr* d a B a r k ot R a r e r Maim factor* of Moco*g?»tle*rt(l«ot*r of flalicyUcmeld
one fourlli cupful of augar. a plncb at
•«It. un« tesap«M>nful of butter, two
"mire* of t-lxx-olat« or «xie f"u rlh cup
ful of eiicon. Cook until tlw mixture
cout« the «poon.
Serve hot on I«»
ere« in.
Cocoa Croam. — Mix one-half cupful
->f o x - un with one-half cupful of sugar
Rub G ently and U pw ardT ow ard ounce bottle of Moone’s Em erald O il
add twu well beaten egg yolks, then
(to ll strength) and apply night nnd
the H eart as Blood in Vein«
twu cupfuls of cream and one-fourtb
morning to the swollen, enlarged
F
low
s
T
h
at
W
ay.
Inch stick of clnriutnou
C«x>k until
veins. F oo d you w ill notice that they
are grow ing smaller ami the treat­
thick In a double boiler
Add lwo
If
you
or
any
relative
or
friends
are
ment should be continued until tha
tuliles|»xxifuls gelatin which has tx-en
8 » pen«*-
•often«-«! In iwo tahl«n|M«xifnl« of cold worried because of varlrawe veins, or veins are of normal size.
\
hunches,
the
best
advice
that
anyone
tratlng and powerful la Em erald O il
water «H r until dissolved m the hot
| In this world can give you Is to ask that even Pile« are quickly ahsorbetL
mixture. A «1*1 one fourth teaspiHinful your druggist for au original two-
Y o d r druggist sells lots of I t
of «alt, one teaspixxirul of vnnllls and
xie cupful of heavy cream beaten
Only the First
thick. C«x»l the mixture before ««Id
A hypnotist In Boston has «ucoxxjed
Ing the cream Four Into a mold, cblil In putting people to sleep over the
and serve.
radio. TH Is merely makes him the
Cocoa i uttl F ru ttl.— Use the above \ first hypnotist to do the trick.
recipe fur cocoa cream. ad«llng one
For In d lg n tio n , Dyspspsl*, «tc .
half cupful of macanrnna which have
▲ t o r p i d I ! r * r p r e v e n t * p r o p e r fo o d a * « !m H a ­
n . T o n e u p yrour l iv e r w i t h W r l f f h r * I n d ia n
Rslicvcs Distress after Hurried
bran dried and ixrundcd. one cupful tto
T e c « t a b l e F ill» . STS P e a r l 0 t .. S . T. A d r .
Meals o r Overeating.
Being a
of candled cherries, cut Into small
gentle laxative. It k « « p « t h « d i­
(dec«* -xio halt dozen marshmallows
InefRency Efficiency
gestive tra ct w o rkin g norm ally.
cut into hit» and one half dozen
*Tm sorry, sir," she exclaimed, “ but
rnlglna. one tahlespoonful ol finely
30c & 90c. At all Druggists.
It’s In my contract."
chopped citron and the name of orange
C. C. GREEN, Inc. WOODBURY, N. J.
"H a ve you been reading any book»
pral
Add the lu ll )um before putting on efficiency T”
Into the tiKdda.
“ Yes, but I got so Interested In
Chocolate Cake.— T a k e one capful them that I found they were inter­
of brown sugar, one-fourth cupful ot fering with my regular work.”
L.O.'
V.-V ,fR..‘:T r;rr1
butlei. «me fourth cupful of sonr milk
-me ten»|MHinful of vsnllla. one-hall
Zfs&BpSE&r’ '■ ‘Ä iT Ä sa
ion-q m » xifiti of soda, one «reg and one
and one-fonrth cupfuls ol tbiur
Beal
DAISY H Y k i ll E l
all well and add Ju»t in th< Iasi tw>
Irom y -m f * e * i« r.
HAROLD I O M I I I
»k lr >
N . T.
»quare* of cbiH-otate dixsnlveil In one
half cupful of hot water. Bake In two
F rrm e n l tfion, R ln n lin g , J V r n v x i* .
layers and pul together with orange
r v x and Constipation Relieved.
tilling or twilled frosting.
Health Restored. Caws ‘26 Round»
Lat Nothing Ba Wasted.
p»
or j t h t r
iv fttattM b
r\ / £ k
The old fllMipU rent«!*
’*Tsnlac did me so
If the Housewife wluhe* lo train
X W
th»t imerf* contorting relief
much givxi that I
malits or children In the art of thrift.
C _ l.
li bBBt. lJf. gu
hsve bran booetingl
w 3 lV 6
Kofi B ■e r b a i %em T «r% O ty
she herself must set the
it whenever I could,
. x example. It Is the little
savs B. Creasy, 950
i
thing» and the small
Eflis St., Fan Fran­
A B eau ty Shop in a B ottle
wastes, that, multiplied
cisco, a well-known
I A Chemical Maaterpktrc*— Internal and E x ­
by thtxiHands. make great
electrical engineer.
ternal TreatmMt, H* juvt-narion <»f the
and Blood.
rtockGunrmntee W-ite today.
waste In homes
“ Stomach trouble
T H IN i m t T V U B O R A T O R IW
was the seat of m y
It tak«*s hut a nxxnent'*
4141 M lis m l n - » n k <t T - * t U S D * .. M I i i r i I, f U .
trouble. Whatever I
thought to turn off the
ate did not digest.
PARKERS
-
light when leaving a
1 1 would lie in the pit
HAIR BALSAM
rixim even for a few min
of m v stomach and ferment, cause gas
Ranoee*
Stops Hair Failin«
utes and Ihe turning off uf gas or elec
Restore« Color and
t hat bloated m y stomach and pained me.
B e a u ty to G r a y end Faded H a i r
trlclty In «-«Miking before the dish Is
Often this trouble was so bad I could
6 tc am i f l l<0 a t I>TO$nri*t*.
H!»coi Ovnt * k» , Patcc-
Y.
hardly breathe. I wasalwa.vsmnstipated
rem oved should I mxhxih - s flxe«1 habit.
and lost weight fast. < ( course I was nerv­
How many women lenve Hie soap
H I N D E R C O R N 5 BcrooTe* C o rn s. C a l­
li. u»«s. etc., stops sill pa.n, ánsares comlun U. ibm
ous and at night I never slept soundly.
floating In Ihe dishpnn long after It Is
f e e t, m a k e s « A .k ln g e a s y . 15c by a it a i o r a t D rag-
“ Th e n a lady advised me to take
fist*. iilseoz Chemical Work», Pate bogue. S. Y.
fiee-ltrl. or full to save small hits uf
Tanlac. I did, with wonderful result.
soap I*x* small fur oilier use for the
I t relieved all stomach trouble, gave me
A. M E A I T I F I L C O M P LEX IO N for only I1A
to mr d e a le r f o r KKM MOLA <>r writ«?
soap shaker? T h e same huhlt Is no
an appetite, cleansed m y system of con­
« xk
[ B e rry Co.
D rp t. W . C bicago.
stipation and built up tny strength. I
tlced w hen any cleaning Is done about
have gained 26 pounds since taking
the home, soap floating In Ihe |u«ll In
W . N. U., F O R T L A N D , NO. 19-1927.
Tanlac. And never felt better."
stead of resting In a dish where It may
Take
Tanlac
for
better
health,
for
he x ed w hen needed
strength. First bottle shows amazing
Si»ter Has Long Vigil
A few crumbs of bread nre such
results. A t your druggist’s. Over 4u
Believing that her seieuiy-yeur-old
trifling things that they are hene.ilh
milium bottles sold.
sister, M ary, was ouly in a trancs
the notice, nnd It Is often In many
and w ould recover, Cui oline Kay-
homes tlial such f«xxl Is thrown Into
Liner Ha» Nine Deck»
well, sixty-eight, guarded the Ixxly fur
the (Ire to burn, when little Writs are
Constructed of a special steel, which three weeks before tlie two were fuuud
suffering In the raid for fixxl
Small Is said to have high elastic qualities,
recently In H u ll, England. T h e bixly
pl«H-«*s of bread and crumbs «»an he especially suitable to battle ocean
w h s lying on a matting Ix-fore n roar­
snv«*«l for countless uses: For au waves, a liner was recently launched
ing tire, and was surrounded by loaves
grntln dishes, for pud-lings, stuffings at Maltonrane. Italy.
It has nine of bread and other food.
and always can he used to toed the deck*. Is fttl feet long and has a
birds.- If too stale for tood.
If we gross tonnage of 24,000 tons.
Getting Sleepy
rauhl learn never to destroy fixid It
Mrs. D ow ning— W hy are you bath­
P r . P«»*rr'* “ D e a d S h o t ’* n o t o iiljr * * p # la
would be a great step In g*>«x1 train­
W o rm * *>r T f lp i w o r m b u t c l e a n s o u t t h e
ing your head In cold water?
ing.
m u c u s In w h i c h t h e y b r e e d a n d t o n e s u p t h *
H e r Husband— T o keep »wake. I’vs
d ig e a tio n . O n e d o s e d o e s I t.
A dv.
Uhlnn and g«x*d crockery are so ex
called the doctor for my Insomnia nnd
pensive that we need to he very care
Fewer fixxl animals were killed In I ’ll feel like a fool If Fill asleep when
ful of the household supply.
When
this country In lihiii than to 1025, yet he gets here.
washing dishes, he careful of the taps
240.000.IBk) more pounds of meat eras
or fuiirats am) place Hie dishpnn an
produced.
T h e busy have no time for tear«.
that Ihe hanilles are not In the way
when handling the dishes Little nicks
spoil pretty china nnd they are easily
made by striking tinixlles or faucets.
Use triplicate or double dishes on
the ljurner when <xx-klng. th tis jw o or
three dishes mny he ranked at the
same time, saving heat.
When making gingerbread. Instead
of a cupful of hot water add a cupful
of leftover raffee; this will save the
raffee nnd Improve the enke
Ciirbohydrntes which yield «rtrhon
hydrogen nnd oxygen, produce energy
In Its most economical form.
Th e
molecules of fats and carlxvhydrates
are In different arrangement, so dif
torent combinations result.
Small bits of butter, too small to he
of any us«*. If kept anil hit hy hit added
MOTHER - F le tc h e r ’s
when saved, there w ill he plenty to
season a dish of vegetables.
Castoria is especially pre­
When there nre several slices of
pared to relieve Infants in
stale bread, butter them, lay In a hnk
amis and Children all age? of
Ing dish, cover w ith flitely chopped
or grated chrase nml pour over a cus­
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
tard, using nn egg to a cupful of milk,
Colic
and Diarrhea; allaying
with a hit of salt and a dash of cay­
Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
enne. Bake In the oven until the cus­
tard Is set nnd the dish well puffed.
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.
T h is makes a tine luncheon or supper
dish.
T o avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Absolutely Harmless - N’o Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
iW
^
Says Dangerous Varicose Veins
Can Be Reduced at Home
Green’s
August Flower
Kill All Flies!
tislssa***
Engineer Cressy
Praises Tanlac
I Mrtchell i S B O
For S O R E
ren Cry for
'Huxu«. 7 > w * ^
M id d le A ge» C oinage
It Is well to remember Hint chicks
demand the direct rays of the sun.
Sunshine which comes through win
dow glass docs them little gixxl. If
the weather Is too severe to permit
the direct rays of the tttn to he thrown
Into the brooder or If some of the
gists substitute« hare not bran used,
leg weakness can be largely, If not
entirely, prevented hy putting 1 per
cent of <xxl llwer oil In the mash fet'd
Cotl-llver oil should be vita m in« tested.
SAY “ BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST I
Mark was the name of a rain pretty
general throughout Europe during the
Middle nges. Th e unit of the present
coinage of H e rm a n ; Is call«xl the mark
T h e old English mark was v o rth t:ts
4d, that Is $8.25; hut In the M id i»«
age* the purchasing power of money
was tolly three tlm«*s that of today
H ad V ig ila n ce or C ourage
Th e sucra »«fu l man Is usually an
average man who either had a chance
or took ■ chance.— Harrisburg Patriot
Cuticura
Heals Irritating Rashes
Don't Buffer with rashes, ecsemas or Irrita­
tions when Cuticura Soap and Ointment
will quickly relieve and heal. Bathe with
Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry and
anoint with Cuticura Ointment. Nothing
quicker or safer than Cuticura Soap and
Ointment for all akin trouble«.
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U
Malden M u t *
T*Jram9e. 9oId«T«rywh»TB
A tfcJr«-« ; " C « U e « r B LBbonUorUa, D « p t
B f l T l «Meato s K b T in , Slick 25c.
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