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Friday. March 1, 1929
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Ic anil la x a tiv e know n
a a C a lifo rn ia Kifr S jr ttp a n d eniloraed
by p h y sic ia n s f o r o v e r M> year*.
C hild ren n e ed no u rg in g to ta k e I t
T h e y love Ita rich , f r u ity tlavor.
N oth in « c an com pete w ith It aa a gen-
tle , h u t c e rta in lax a tiv e , a n d It gee«
f u r th e r th a n th is. It «Ives to n e a n d
s tre n g th to th e sto m ac h a n d b ow els
so th e s e o rg a n s c o n tin u e to a c t n o r­
m ally, o f th e ir ow n accord. I t stim u ­
la te s th e a p p etite , h elp s d igestion.
A K a n sa s m other. M rs. D ana All-
gtre, 6 t0 M onroe St.. T o p ek a , s a y s :
“B onnie B. Is ab so lu te ly th e p ic tu re
o f h e alth , now. w ith h e r ru d d y cheeks,
b rig h t ev es a n d plum p h u t g ra ce fu l
little body a n d sh e s ta n d s a t th e top
In e v e ry h e alth te s t.
M uch o f th e c re d it fo r h e r p e rfe c t
c o n d itio n Is d u e to C alifo rn ia F ig
S y ru p . W e h av e u se d It sin c e baby­
hood to keep h e r bow els a ctiv e d u r­
in g cold» o r a n y c h ild re n 's a ilm e n ts
a n d sh e h a s alw ay s hnd an easy ttm «
w ith them . She a lw a y s re sp o n d s to
I ts g e n tle u rg in g a n d Is quickly back
to n o rm al.”
A sk y o u r d ru g g ist fo r C a lifo rn ia
F ig S y ru p a n d look fo r th e w o rd
“ C a lifo rn ia" on th e c a rto n so y o u ’ll
a lw a y s g e t th e genuine.
W isdom o f Y o u th
M a g istrate — A re you old enough to
be m a rrie d ?
Young M an—T e s ; but not silly
enough.
Attend the Party
In Spite of Cold!
D o n 't d e sp a ir acm e day y o u r social
c a le n d a r Is fu ll, a n d you a w ak e w ith a
m isera b le cold. B e rid o f It by noon]
Y ou can. If you kn o w th e s e c re t:
P a p e 's Cold C om pound soon se ttle s any
cold. yes. even o n e th a t h a s re a c h e d
deep in th e th ro a t o r lu n g s.—Adv.
T h a ta B aby
“T h ey tell m e you k iss w ith your
ey es open ." “ Yes— I a lw a y s look be­
fo re I lip.”—Life.
Makes L ife
Sweeter
T oo m uch to e o t— too ric h a d iet—
or to o m uch sm oking. L o ts of things
c a u se so u r stom ach, b u t one th in g can
c o rre c t it quickly.
P h illip s M ilk ot
M agnesia w ill a lk a lln lze th e acid.
T a k e a spoonful o f th is p le a sa n t
p re p a ra tio n , a n d th e sy ste m is soon
sw eeten ed .
P h illip s Is alw ays re a d y to reliev e
d is tre s s from o v e r-e a tin g ; to check all
a c id ity ; o r n e u tra liz e nico tin e.
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tea a n d fried goes« th a t G a sp a rd w as
cooking. T h en for a space, his tire d
body c onquered him a n d he dozed.
1 ,-to be u likened lig th e sw lugir
3 canoe. afloqL »ag«li' In th e
T um bling out I n his w a te r tig
3 T H E L E A D D O G 3 skin boots Bl-ock g uided the " jJB ft
0 By G E O R G E M A R S H Q 3 tb ro u ih th e Shallow « u n til sh e W m \a
g rounded, and. IrtlM ng th e boat / ’ a
se ttin g pole, uc s ta r te d for th e lire
w here ho tea « w a ite d him. A» he
Ceprn»t M b . TK* r , u P w H e t u a f Co
cro ssed th e r .a r s h to the a ld e r th ic k e t
WNV b r l M
w hlcu se rv ed a s a p a rtia l w indbreak
for th e fire, a c h o ru s of y e ll's c h a l­
lenged h is a p p ro ach .
SY N O PSIS
"S ay, I'm h a lf sta rv e d , cook 1“ crie d
th e hu n g ry y o u th
he fought off th e
t'p the wild v a t i r i ot the u n ­
c a re sse s vf the w elcom ing dogs. "H ow
know n Tallow -L*«. on a w in ter s
hunt, Journey It rock McCain and
ab o u t a little b ite ? "
O aapsrd Lacroix, hia F re n c h -C re s
G a sp a rd sm iled aa he tu rn e d th e
com rade, w ith f t l t k
B rock's
s p u tte rin g goose In th e pan w ith bta
puppy and th e ir dog team B rock's
ra th e r had w arned him o t the
sk in n in g knife. "Y ou lucky you not
d a n g er of hts trip.
h a lf drow n. You s ta k e de boat w beu
you leave h e r? ”
"Y ou bet.
B ui sh e 's f a r in now
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w hore th e re 's no w ash, t i l go hack
— 2 —
w hen I've tilled th is hollow , and brlug
h e r in a s th e tid e rise s."
On th e Y ellow -Leg T ra il
So dogs a u d meu a te th e ir su p p e r
T hrough th e enrty a fte rn o o n the
by th e little tire o f d riftw o o d w hile
deeply loaded canoe follow ed th e flat
th e w ind rocked th e a ld e rs above
c o a s t F rom th e s te rn G asp ard . the
them . A fte r m idnight, w hen th e tid e
b e tte r canoem an, d riv in g his narrow
bad tu rn ed , they b rought th e ir tout
blad e w ith th e stra ig h t-a rm e d lunge
a n d h la u k e ts iu from th e c a m 's a u d
o f th e C ree. w atched w ith frow ning
rolled up fo r ueedod real a fte r th e
eyes th e In creasin g blackness of the
h a rd day.
o o rth e .o horizon.
By d ay lig h t, a k e ttle of goose w as
T h e sun w as banging o v e r th e
a lre a d y bubbling o ver th e tire, for th e
m uskeg behind th e sp ru c e «eyond th e
w ind h a d c le a re d th e w e ath e r a n d a
m arsh es w hen G a sp a rd glanced into
long puddle up th e co ast lay before
th e n o rth a n d shook his head.
them . A gain, w ith th e dogs follow ing
“ W e b e tte r And cam p ground be­
th e shore, th e canoe bead ed up Lhe
fo re de tid e leav e us." he w arned.
coast.
“ W e run up som e creek."
“ T o n ig h t w«. cam p a t de Big Owl
“Y ou're rig h t,” Brock replied. "W e
—tom orrow de Y ellow -Leg." said Gae-
c a n 't run th e ch an ce of g e ttin g the
pard. se ttlin g in to a vicious stroke.
flour w e t.”
T tig h t 1 T om orrow th e Yellow-Leg P
For
n h o u r th e p ad d les of the
And th« p addles c h u rn e d (he g ray hay
canoem en ch u rn ed the g ray bay wa
w a te r a s th e boat sped up th e low
te r a s they re oonnoltered th e flats
coast.
a h ea d fo r a h o sp itab le creek m outh
L ate In th e a fte rn o o n , th e lean face
Into w hich th ey could run for sh e lte r
o f G a sp a rd w idened In a g rin a s he
from th e blow w hich th re a te n e d them
se a rc h e d th e coast to th e north.
a t th e tu rn o f th e tide.
“ D ere she Is. de Big Ow l," he a n ­
As th e uuskeg sm o th ered th e sun.
nounced w ith sa tis fa c tio n . “ We m ak'
G a sp a rd stood in th e ste rn , se a rc h in g
good tarn today, eh. B rock?"
th e beaches to th e n o rth . S om ew here
T h e follow ing noon th e voyagers
a h ea d a frien d ly little riv e r m ust
reached th e m outh of th e Yellow-Leg.
c ro ss th e m a rsh e s to th e sea. o r a
w hich, like all w est co ast rivers, de­
h o sp itab le sa-d -sp K th ru s t out to m eet bouches Into the bay th ro u g h a delta.
th e tide.
“ T h e Yellow-Leg. a t l a s t! ” cried
“ Loo“ * ns if we b a d a nlgnt in the
Brock, sta n d in g In th e canoe, b an d s
boat ah ea d o f n s.” said Brock, a t th e sh ield in g eyes.
ste rn -m a n sa t down and sile n tly too!-
“Big r iv e r ! ” rep lied G asp ard . “sh e
u p his padd lin g again.
got t ree m outh.”
“ If sh e blow h a rd w hen d e tid e
“ By golly, th e r e ’s th a t schooner
com e In. de boat will fill,” w aa the a g a in !" Brock p o in te d Into th e north.
gloom y com m ent o f th e o th er.
G a sp a rd 's black ey es stu d ied th e
On they tra v e le d , se a rc h in g fo r a d a rk object on th e w a ter, fur up th e
w ay In to a d ry cam p ground on th e coast. " W 'a t sh e hang off dls riv ie re
m arshes, but In vain. T hen, a s th e
fo r?" he m uttered.
tid e tu rn ed , th e w ind rose, a n d th e
" I'd s u re like to ru n on up th e
bronzed fa ce s o f th e canoem en set
co ast a n d have a look a t them ," sa id
grim w ith th e know ledge th a t th e
B rock.
filling of th e ir boat on th e flats m eant
No. we got big Job a h ea d be fo re
th e a b an d o n m en t o f th e ir w in te r on
de freeze-up. B rook.” T h en w ith a
th e Yellow-Leg.
F o r w ith o u t flour sw eep o f his puddle, G a sp a rd sw ung
they d a red not e n te r the unknow n
th e bow Inshore. “ H e re we go for de
country.
big h u n t on de Yellow-Leg."
K neeling In th e bow. te e th clam ped,
Day by day th ro u g h th e follow ing
th e atu b b o rn ess of his Scotch a n ce s­ w eek th e canoe bound for th e un-
try b a ttlin g all th o u g h t o f fa ilu re.
m apped h e a d w a te rs of th e Yellow l.eg
B rock drove his p addle w ith all the
bucked th e stro n g c u rre n t. O ften they
splendid pow er o f his m u sc u la r a rm s
w ere com pelled to get out th e tr a c k ­
a n d back. From th e ste rn th e sinew y
ing line, and, w alking th e shore, tow
G a sp a rd —ta k in g them on th e q u a rte r
th e boat up th ro u g h w a te r too stro n g
—eased th e nose of th e a b le boat
fo r poles to push her. And now here
th ro u g h th e sh o rt seas. But loaded as on th e sh o re s of th e w ild riv er did
they w ere, th e ste rn -m a n realized th a t
they m eet w ith sig n s o f a p o rtag e o r
th e risin g w ind w ould soon kick up a old c am p ground.
se a In w hich the heavily loaded canoe
As be w atch e d th e w ilderness pan
could not live. It w as a m a tte r of oram n unfold before him. th e re a liz a ­
m inutes.
H is decision w as quickly
tion th a t It w as fre e c o u n try —un-
m ade.
tra p p e d , th eirs, by th e law of the
“ Look o u t !” he cried, “w e tu rn in­ n o rth —th rille d B rock to th e m arrow .
s h o re !" And b urying his paddle, w ith
T h en one day th e riv e r forked.
th e prom pt aid o f Brock he sw ung the
“ W hich w ay?” ask e d Brock.
bow.
“ W e t a k ’ so u t' b ra n ch ." replied the
B lindly th ey drove th e boat In ste rn -m a n .
“O nce, to de nord of
th ro u g h the th ick en in g dusk As they
S ta rv in g R iviere divide, my fa d er saw
sh o t Into th e w hite sh o als they
b ees Ink'. It m ight be h e a d w a te r of
dropped paddles, seized th e ir settin g
d ls b ra n c h .”
poles a n d pushed d e sp e ra te ly on
“ H e w as headed for th a t lak e c o u n ­
through th e io w -b rea k itg flood tide.
try w hen he left y o u r cam p last w in­
Suddenly th e canoe s tc p p e J w ith a
ter. w a sn ’t he?”
Jolt, throw ing th e polers fo rw a rd to
G a sp a rd nodded. “H e w ent to look
th e ir k n e i i
A follow ing w ave lift­ o v a ’r de c o u n try for gam e sign.”
ed and sw ung th e s te m Inshore. T he
"H e c o u ld n 't h ave sta rv ed . G aspard.
next would w ash over th e boat,
He w as too good s h u n te r ; he m ust
grounded bro ad sid e on. Oiling her. have m et wilt) an a cc id e n t."
T he flour I
“ No, he had p len ty g ru b w 'en he
L eaping Into th e w a ter, d e sp e ra te
left a n ' he w as b e st h u n te r een dls
w ith the teat of cbe loss o f th e p re ­ co u n fre e ." G a sp a rd ’s voice roughened
cious c a r , w ith a g re at heave Brock
to husklnes* a s he »poke of th e fa th e r
eased th e bow off the hum m ock be­ he had loved. “ S o ra e tin g h a p p en —
n e ath It, " " d w ith G asp a rd p ushing
he n e v a lre s ta rv e so long a s be can
at th e ste m , headed th e lig h ten ed boat
tra v e l."
in over th e flats w here sh e grounded
“ Q ueer thing not a dog ev er w orked
beyond th e b re ak of th e w aves.
hi* way b a ck —w olves, I suppose.”
" T h e y 're dry a s a b o n e !” sh o u te d
“N ot a d o g !"
Brock, reaching un d er th e heavy c a n ­
F or a spues ttiey sa t In sll :nce w hile
v a s to th e flour bags. “ W h e w ! T h a t
th e can o e d rifte d , th e d a rk face of
w as a close call !"
G a sp a rd L ecrolx b itte r w ith th e mem
“Good t ing de beach Is flat here."
ory of hts lost fa th e r.
cried G aspard. “I tb o ’t she All for
(T O U K C O N T IN U E D .)
su re .”
•T h e tid e 's not h a lf full yet. Is It?”
Scale» Count Content»
“ No. w e got to float de can o ’ In.
S cales have been i>erfected to count,
a s de tid e rises. You look out for de
not m o n eta ry value, but th e n um ber
boat and 1 go back to high ground
o f sm all p art», such a s sc rew s o r
and build a fire.”
bolts. In a mas», th e n um ber o f y a rd s
So, w ith th e s te m lashed to n pole
in a bolt o f cloth, o r th e n um ber of
to keep t h j boat from sw inging. Brock
gallo n s o f liquid in a c o n ta in er.
curled up in the canoe to w ait for the
tid e to float her. w hile G a sp a rd went
The Better Part
Inland w ith k e ttle and frying pan.
for th e h o u rs o f toll sin ce noon had
"W e can n o t choose gotsl friends.*
left them d e sp e ra te ly hungry.
said III Ho, th e sage of C hinatow n
'b u t ziinut hope to live so w orthily
It was not long before B rock saw
th a t good frien d s m ay choose us."—
a light flicker, back on th e m arsh
W ashington S ta r.
ills em pty sto m u cl clam ored for the
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W. N. U , PO R TL A N D , NO. a-1»29.
H y g ein e Courses Can Cure Sp eech D e fec ts
In the m u ltip licity o f se rv ice s de
signed to prom ote th e h e alth a n d wel
fa re of ch ild ren speech has been so re ­
ly neglected, claim s Dr. Jo h n A. G lass
burg, who w rites In ilygi-la M agazine
of overcom ing vicious speech h ab its.
In ferio rity com plexes, sh u t-in p e r
-tonalities, »hyncaa, tim idity, roalad
just m em . su ic id a l tendencies, erno
tlonal Instab ility , c rim in ality a n d an ti
social c h a ra c te ris tic s a re som e of the
re su lts ol th e d istu rb a n c e s of speech
he says.
Doctor GlHsahurg warn* th a t bah)
talk, If prolonged beyoD d the age ol
Infancy, p ro d u c es m any of th e lisps
ineffectual co n tro l of b re ath , n a sa lity ,
h a rsh n ess d u e to o v e ren e rv atio n of
speech m uscles and th e o v eran x lety (
th a t lends to confusion of thought and
th e m any n egligences of o rd in a ry
A m erican speech. M eager vocabulary
Inexact a n d poorly e x p ressed Ideas,
slovenly diction, all ten d to m old the
m lod Into a cc ep ta n ce of In ferio r Ideas
a n d to p r e /e o t stra ig h t thinking.
Speech d e fec ts a re cu rab le. D octor
G laashorg Insists.
Ite-educatlon In
speech Is a c o u rse in m ental and
physical hygiene. Speech sp e c ia lists
believe th a t by overcom ing a speech
d iso rd e r they can ch an g e th e a ttitu d e ,
b e h av io r a n d p e rso n ality o f a person
and re a d ju st him p roperly to hia en
r
B o astfu l b re s th
stria « .
T a u n ts s r s
row s.
I
not so
W AYS W IT H ORA N O ES
Invention» by Women ' '—
“ Iliiv r you a v er s tu d ic i Ilio hlalnry
o f n e ric h i Itom e?”
“ I bave,“ a n a w e rc l Sena tur Sorgh
uni. “ And I ani Im p resso ) tur lite dia
•ilv n n ln g e u n d e r w hlch th u t clussleal
old g u te rn m e u i la b o ro l. llirough ln<k
of m odem linprti)sm elila. It nnelent
> Rome hail en jo y ed con veli lenees of ru
dio a n d gas fllllng station», am i n th e r
nielli oda of qulek com m unleatlon, re
a u lii migli! lu n e Ix-vn d if.e re u L ”—
W’a sh iu , tou S ta r.
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T hl* lu sc io u s fru it loud» Itse lf to
a n y c o u rse In th e d in n e r m enu. A* a
b a sis for a fru it
cock tail, a d d in g a
hit of leiuon and
a pin eap p le siru p .
th e re su lt Is p a r
tic u la rly
a p p e tis ­
ing.
For
a
sim ple
sa la d th e o ra n g e
peeled nnd sliced very th in , a rra n g e d
G ra a t L ib sralily
In o v e rla p p in g slice s and g a rn ish e d
“ You dctiy tim i repuhllea n re un j
w ith » m a ra sc h in o c h erry n r tw o, th e n
g ra te fu l? "
se rv ed w ith a fren ch dressing, Is very
"K iuplintlcally,” an sw e red S etm tor |
good w llh a n y gam e course.
S orghum " I f n nythlug, repuhllea a re j
F ru it S a la d .— A sliced p e ar o r tw o tuo liberal K very enee iu n o b ile monte
cut Into dice, a d d ed to o n e o r tw o rvpuhllc lui» am ile som e h lslo rle |>rr
o ra n g es, th e flher a n d c o n n ec tin g t i s ­ sotm ge a prenci)! of thè e iitlre c o untry
su e rem oved, th en broken Into h its
slioply heem ise he put up un alile o ra
a few n u ts, a m arshm allow <»r tw o cut tlon ut th è psyehologlcal m om ent.”— I
Into h its a n d w hipped creniu to w hich j W ashliigi-'ii S 'u r
a tab te sp o o n fu l o f m ay o n n aise dress- j
MAYBK A N O T H E R , TOO
Ing Is added, serv ed In a c u rle d le a f
o f le ttu c e und g a rn ish ed w ith frin g ed !
pieces o f celery , one has a m ost ac ­
c e p ta b le sa lad .
O ran g e C ream Sherbet. Cook to ­
g e th e r tw o c u p fu ls of su g a r w ith tw o j
nnd one h a lf c u p fu ls of w a ter, a d d th e
th in ly p eeled rin d of h ulf a lem on,
cook t h e m inutes, th en s tra in . Add
th e g ra te d rin d o f tw o o ra n g e s, tw o
c u p fu ls of o ra n g e Juice a n d o n e -h a lf i
cupful o f lem on Juice. T u rn Into a 1
fre e z e r nnd free z e to a luush. W hip
tw o nnd o n e -h a lf c u p fu ls o f double
c rea m u n til stiff, add tw o -th ird s o f a
cupful o f pow dered s u g a r a n d a pinch
of sa lt. B eat th e yolks o f tw o eggs i
lightly, add to th e w hipped cream ,
th en fold In th e stiffly b e a te n w h ites
o f th e eggs. Add to th e frozen m ix ­
tu r e nnd finish freezing. S erv e In ta ll
Slit*—D o w M arie atlll love her
g la s s es.
hubby?
O range S h o rtc ak e . — P re p a re the
l i e — Yea. H e any a »he w r ite s h im 1
u su a l b isc u it m ixture, hake e ith e r In fr o m P a lm (te n c h w h e th e r she needs
b isc u its o r In tw o sheets. Peel und m o n e y o r n o t.
c u t In to b its enough orange* to m ake
M iatu r«
th e u m o u n t need ed to co v er th e d e ­
T h e o r a t o r y f o lk « |# t «tip
sire d n u m b er of sh o rt cukes serv ed
!■ f i l l e d w i t h v e r b a l t r i c k «
C over tlie fru it w ith su g a r a n d let
t o u « c a r e « k n o w w h i c h la a t u t o a m a n
s ta n d a t le a st a n h o a r b e fo re th e
«hip
s h o rtc a k e Is to be served. S p re a d the
A n d w h i c h la p o l i t i c a .
hot c a k e s w ith b u tte r nnd heup over
th e Juicy f r u i t ; It vvlli soak in to th e
A W et Finiah
flaky sh o rtc a k e a n d m ake It (-special!)'
(lu k h a n d
Is n 't it itp p n llln g ?
M\
a p p etizin g .
w ife In s is t« on In k in g the«*«» w re tc h e d
O ra n g es mny he added to such d ish es c u ts «»veryw here w e tra v e l.
Fellow* T r a v e le r — H o e s . ahe m a ke
ns tnplocn. h u t should not he baked,
a s th e p ulp o f th e fruit w hen subject- yo u tm t th e m o u t a t n ig h t?
H u sb an d —In variably.
ed to too high a tctn|> ernturc Is apt
F e llo w T r a v e le r T a k e h e r t o V #
to becom e h itte r nnd *|mll th e flavor
o f th e w hole dish. Add th e fru it to nice.
nny pudding, w hen It Is used. Just twv
S ta g « M oney
fo re serving.
F irst A ctor My d * i r fellow. I'd
As a sn u ce fo r th e p lain b u t well
lend you the money If I thought you'd I
liked c o tta g e pudding try :
O ran g e S a u c e.—B eat th e yolks of pay It hack.
Second A c to r—l*ay It h a c k ! W hy |
tw o eggs u n til light, add a pinch of
s a lt, n g ra tin g o f o ra n g e rin d , nnd m an. In my new play I m ake fó.UW'
one cupful of o ra n g e Juice. Sw eeten In th e first net.
to tn s te and add a pinch o f sa lt. J u s t
G L A D TO H E A R W H A T ?
b e fo re se rv in g s t i r In th e stiffly beat
en w h ite s of th e eggs.
in
n u tte r
I «ul color.
They are maitr to
Uirc« to live lime*
N ext tim e you want to dye, try Diamond Dyes. Sec how easy It is
to use them. T hen compare results. Note the absence of thal re-dyed
look, of streaking, o r spotting See how « 'ft, bright, new lookiug lie)
c o lo n are. T hen observe how they keep their brilliance lliiuogh wear
and washing. If you don't agree Diamosid Dyes are better dyes, your
dealer will refund your money.
A c t i o n s m l » h t l s r t ha n h o s s t l n c t
— H iaw a th a.
The n-Ait/ / m .T j j / of Diamond D yet Is the original ‘'all-pur|»'se" dye f o r
any and every kind of m aterial. It will dye or tint silk, wool,
linen, rayon o r any m ixture of materials. The Mur
it a special
dye, fo r silk or wool only. W ith it you cun dye your valuable a ttu ie e
o l silk o r wool with results equal to Use finest professional work. W hen
you buy—remember this. The War
dyes silk or wool only.
T he tt Ai/r f i i. *jye will d>e every kind o i guods, including silk and
wool. Y our dealer has both packages.
-
Easy to u s e ------- * * * * » 1 3
F r i a r d in h a r d
*'l w ant « tu rk ey , pleu**,"
"IY rtn ln ly . atr T rtiM od?"
"Oli tlinnkft - I'm r a th e r ab o rt
cauli " M ontreal S far.
C a n a d a '« M e m o r i a l
T h e ■tnitlng tow er of ilttu w a 1« th e
V ictory to w e r In thu |m r I lam e n t hull«!
Ini:*, w hich re p re w n ts i'tinm lit'» m e
m orlnl to her .VI. u m m n a w ho <lle<t In
th e W orld wnr. A cu rl I Ion com pri*
Ititf fcl hell:* hug been p laced In n me
m orlnl clm m her from w here recltul*
n re clven. T h e Inr^ent hvll w eighs
'aiU.im* pounds nnd I m ion Inched In
d ia m e te r. T h e w eight o f th e mniillrNl
hell la 10 pounda nnd th e dlnm eter
la 8 Inches.
of
! f y o u w U h b e a t it if t il c le n r w h lte
d o d i« m , ti* e Iti)* « H a ll H lu e . L it ig o
p a c k a g e a t fir o u r r a .
A dv.
F i r a t P ro l M c t i v e
larifV
T h e t lr * t fiM tlo u n l ta rlfT u c t w n o
pfiiuted hy con g re a a J u ly i. 17NO. T h la
iva« fo r (h e p n rp o » e o f ro v e n ti# , h tit
c e r tn ln Im ltia frle a aneli aa glaaa n m l
e n r lh e n w itr e w e rc p m fe c te d
P n tle n c e la n neceaanry Ingredient
o f g e n lu a .—D iam eli.
> Jam
D ainty D ishes.
A tn sty b it o f p n stry w hich will he
good fo r a d e sse rt o r to se rv e vvlili u
cup o f le a Is:
A pricot T a rts . — Cut
rounds a n d rin g s o f sam e
size from good p n stry
brush w ith cold w a ter
a n d p re ss a rin g on a
round, bru sh w ith b eaten
w hite o f egg nnd bake
In a hot oven u n til even
ly brow ned.
D ra in *
can of n p ric o ts and p lac e o n e -h a lf of
a n a p ric o t round sid e up In th e een
t e r of each tu rt. Add fo u r table-
sp o o n fu ls o f su g a r t o one cu p fu l of
n p rlro t Juice, a tab le sp o o n fu l of
lem on Juice and a te a sp c o n fu l of
g ra te d o ra n g e p e e l; boll five m in u tes
a d d o n e -h alf (ahlespoonful o f gel
a tln , disso lv ed In tw o tablespoonful*
o f hot siru p . Set on Ice fo chill. S tir
u n til th e m ix tu re begins to th ic k e n
th en sp re n d o ver th e ta rts , coating
h eavily. S erve cold.
R ice P u d d in g .—T a k e one h a lf cup
fill o f w ell-w ashed rice, a d d th re e
cupful* of boiling w a te r nnd one-h alf
ten sp o o n fu l of »nit. Cook u n til ten
der. S«niil one nnd o n e -h alf c u p fu ls
o f milk In n double holler, mix th re e
tn h lesp o o n fu ls o f corn s ta rc h a n d one
h a lf cupful of m ilk, w hen sm ooth add
to th e » raid ed m ilk, cook ten m inutes
Bent th e yidks of tw o eggs u n til light
add one-h alf cu p fu l o f s u g a r ; w hen
w ell blended s tir Inin th e hot m ix tu re
T h e rice sh o u ld lie d i y ; a d d one ten
sp oonful of vnnllln. B ent thoro u g h ly ,
tu rn In to n serv in g dish nnd chill.
'.Vhen read y to se rv e g a rn is h w ith
la rg e roses of w hipped c rea m w ith a
ten sp o o n fu l o f bright Jelly In each
rose.
O aln ty T ea C akes. —S p re a d b u tte r
w a fe rs w ith
m arsh m allo w c re a m ;
place n tenspoonful of p in eap p le nnd
o ra n g e m arm a la d e In th e c e n te r of
each . Bent tlie w h ites of tw o eggs
until stiff nnd dry. g ra d u a lly h e at In
o n e -fo u rth cupful o f p ow dered su g a r
nnd w ith a p n stry tu b e pipe th is
m erin g u e nil a ro u n d th e edge, th e n
dot w ith a rose o f m erin g u e In tlo-
c en ter.
S p rin k le w ith
g ra n u ln te d
s u g a r nnd brow n d elicately .
v Iro n m e n t.
O ne w om an had the Idea to m ake
sliver fo rk s and s;»ions w ith a curving
handle, w hich p re v e n te d th e ir slipping
into th e p late , such a good Idea th al
it Is stra n g e no one ev er th o u g h t of
It before. T h e tra v e le r who find* hi*
p o rtab le desk a Joy ha* a w om an to
th an k for th e Invention. A lock fau
cet for m etal c o n ta in e rs Is a n Inven-
vent Ion In p ra c tic a l dem and for hotel
sto re ro o m s a n d an Im p o rta n t sa fe ty
device. T h e sa m e w om an Invented
also a handy needle th re a d e r to «•e
on sewing machine«.
_ » « —no
slv f
-w ithout
ow c a rrlu l you m a y _....
T h a t's the idea behind Diamond Dyes.
giva you real service. They contain from
more amlmc than other dye* on the market.
It a “ ■ NW- .to nf^M tiiit
clubs.
To break a coM harmlessly and i*n a hurry try a Bayer Aspirin
taMct. And for headache. The action of Aspirin is very efficient«
too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and lumtagol
And there’s no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children —
often infants. Whenever there's pain, think of Aspirin. The
genuine Bayer Aspirin lias Bayer on the box and on every tablet«
All druggists, with proven directions.
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart
Ajptrln la Ihm trad« mark of lUj«f M«i>afa(ior« of lfot)o4M*n«a<ute«t«r of S«U«jll<*ct4
T here
lie — Mis* M ary. It a Impos.slhle fot j
me to tell you w hat I rldnk o f you
She— flow Kind I am fo h e a r 11»:«t ’ *
P rec au tio n ary R em em bran ce
A l t h n U K h f o r a l v e n e a e m a y h« d u e
T o to rn » bud b r o th e r ,
I’h e m a n w h o t h r e w o n e b r i c k At y o u
W ill th r o w a n o t h e r
A p p ro p ria te
•'W hy dr» t h e g i r l s m i l t h a t y o u n g
!
m a n s k i r t ? " a s k e d her m o t h e r .
" I »‘»niu s e t h e r e * so U tile t o h lru .’’
e x p l a i n e d Iter d a u g h t e r .
E x tin c t
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!n«f»eetnr (e x am in in g c la s s )—Nam e
an e x tin c t anim al.
Sm all Hoy—I'I e ase. sir. Tom m y,
In sp e c to r— Hut T om m y Isn’t an e i
j lin e i unitimi.
I Sm all Hoy —Ve», »Ir. H e wn»‘ our
, cut, hut th e dog got hold of him.
i
S o m e t h i n g t o R e c o m m e n d It
\
III n W ife— W hen yon sliced th a t
Inst shot y our hull d ip p e d m o th er
an aw ful w allop on h e r dom e.
Mr. pooxle—Not t o b a d u» I
th o u g h t It u u s.
O ne B e tter
— A p r m i M ora L ika i t
“ E v ery one know »,”, say* a c u rre n t
philosopher, “th a t w h at rriiiTTwra ah p u t
a h at I* not Its sh ap e. Its new n ess or~
Its m ate ria l, but th e w ay yon w e a r It."
T h ere Is so m ething In this, hut we nre
Inclined to th in k th a t y et m ore de­
pen d s on w ho w ears th e h aL —I ’rovl
dence Jo u m n l
Old H orse— ICememlrer how th e an
tom obllea, when th ey cam e Into prom t
*nce, laughed at us for poking along?
ItMKtfy-*Y'vp. put them wuh happy
day».
Old H orse— Now IF» a case of the
airp lan e » laughing nf th e autom obile»
P o o r W o rm
T h e w orm tu rn » all, rig h t, a Ken-
lu ck y e d ito r o h o e m a , but not
th e voice on th e back »eat give» hlrn
order» to do so .—C a p p e r’» w eekly.
"Y ou usually a r e p re tty tru th fu l,
hut I notice you d o n ’t m ind tellin g a
11» in a pinch.**
"W ell, you*know they say even tru th
lies »1 th e bottom o f a well.'*
Seta P re c e d e n t
M i l i t a r y a u th o r it ie s o f E n g la n d h a ve
re c o m m e n d e d to n il n o ld le r * a n d t h e ir
fa m lH e * * y * te m n tle In o c u la tio n a g u ltiA f
e p id e m ic c o ld *.
o f a M lldin g re a le .
T h e th e rm o m e te r It a fa ir e s e m p i»
T h e m em ory I* n Hort o f m e n ta l
reaerv at Ion.
I 'HERE arc three trying periods in a woman's
±
life: when the f»irl matures to womanhood;
when a woman gives birth
to her first child; when a
woman reaches middle
age. At these times Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound helps to re­
store normal health and
vigor. Countless thousands
testify to its worth.
'
P o o r M em ory
F irst M ere M an—I u n d e rsta n d th a t
y o u r w ife, once a n a rd e n t ad v o ca te
for vote* for w om en, doean't vote any
m ore. W h at’s th e reaso n ?
Second M ere M a n —Oli, she forgot
w hat age she«gave w hen she voted th e
first tim e and she doesn't w ant to coin
mlf p e rju ry .
O f C ourt«
*'I a d o re Ilmen.’*
" T h a t *o. g irlie ? W hat h ave you
rear!?'*
" F n n ’t I adore (dm w ithout re a d in g
III* AtufT?"
From Youth To Old Age
Sh« D o ti
"W hat hn* h ero in e of M ayine?"
**S«li She Is now M iiybelle.”
“ I a lw ay s sold fluii girl would m ake
a nam e lor herself.**
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W aa m K eaton
Mr. M u d d l e — T h e y m y Mr*. F rill*
d o e s n 't h u \ o m u c h t r o u b l e In k e e p i n g
h e r h o m e clen n a n d n e a t . J u n e .
Mr*. M u d d le — O. I d o n 't t h i n k ah«*
dr*»*— h e r htiKhnnd lun't a t h o m e v ery
much. John.
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Ltfdia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
LY D IA E. P I N K U A M M E D IC IN E C O .. L Y N N . MASS.
Cuticura
Mother’s Favorite
for all the. family
C leanses in d purifies the iltinxn.l when
used daily, assisted by C u ticu ra O in t­
m ent ts needed, it prevents little skin and
scalp troubles from becoming serious.
5oy> 2)c. Ointment 2 V and 10c.
Tsuiim ()c.
Sold everywhere.
Sample n e b fen .
A/Jrtn "C .rtcur.," I>.pt BA. Mald.ii. Maaa.