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Newspaper Page TextTHE I1EAVEIVTON REVIEW Friday, July 12. 1929 N U T R IT IV E V A L U E OF F A M ILY DIETS S U IT A B LE SUMMER DRESS FOR W O M A N New Short-Cut Method De Simple and Lest Trimmed Garment It Much Cooler. veloped by Dr. Edith Hawley. il'm s tr i kt th. rmi.-t stai.w <l*r»rarM) bi <>>• 1'nllrd Htat»» rtei'nrtm.nt al Asi Icultur».t A now short-out motlunl for 0 « 1 cu lm I ng the nutritive value of diets has boon developed hy Dr. Kdlth Haw ley of the bureau o f home economics. A forty per cent saving In time can he effected In studies of food habits hy this method when a large number of family records of food consumption must be analysed. This contribution by Doctor Hawley to the methodology of dietary studies In the same time it takes a dose of la a continuation of the research he boda to bring a little temporary relief gun In the Department of Agriculture o f gas and sour stomach, i’ hllllps by Dr. \V. O. Atwater nearly AO years Milk o f Magnesia has acidity complete- ago. Slnca then investigators for ly checked, and the digestive organs state, federal, and private agencies •II tranquillxed. Once you have tried have collected data on the food cam this form o f relief you will cease to stinted by more than TA.OUO families Worry about your diet and experience in the I'nlted States. Only about 1.A00 • new freedom in eating. o f these records have been analysed This pleasant preparation is Just as for the nutritive value and coat of good for children, too. Cse it when- food for the Individual family. From ever coated tongue or fetid breath the majority of these records, analy Signals need o f a sweetener. Physi sis has not gone beyond cost or quan cians will tell you that every spoon tlty of foodstuffs consumed for the ful o f Phillip« Milk o f Magnesia neu families at a group. Consequently, tralises many times Its volume In arid. the detailed facta on food habits now Cet the genuine, the name Phillips Is In demand hy food producera and Important. Imitations do not act tha economists are not available. The same ! ! chief drawback to complete analysis of food records has been the labor and time Involved In the methods I hitherto used, but the short method : now proposed by Doctor Hawley | would cut this nearly in half. General \ adoption of this meth«ui hy food econ omists will also yield comparable re f T 1 " ■ ____ . ...... . ~ sults and make It possible to obtain In shorter time a larger and more ac Find Classic Old Jest curate picture of present-day Amerl to Be Founded on Fact can food habits. According to historic lore a sardine Copies of the bulletin describing this once blocked exit and entry o f the method may he obtained free, as long famous harbor of Marseilles. It is as the supply lasts, from the I'nlted one of the most hoary o f storlea States Department of Agriculture. worked on visitors to that famous Washington, ______ | | D. C. _ _____ ____| Write for ____ Tech city. But now it seems that that I nleal Bulletin 10A-T. "A Short Method classic Jest Is true after all, writes a of Calculating Knergy, Protein. Cal- London Morning i’ost contributor. cium. Phosphorus, and Iron in the It was a corvette. La Sardine, that Diet.* fought in the French revolutionary A S ou r Stom ach P H IL L IP S V . M ilk , o f Magnesia I “N° ° dl' Ri" « ” Somewhat Ish fleet and army, and to prevent Novel and Dainty Dish the latter from effecting a diversion < \ somewhat novel and dainty lunch at Marseilles. I-a Sardine put her- dish u a "noodle ring" filled with •elf in the month o f the harbor and , creamed meat or stew, such as was scuttled by her captain's orders, creamed chipped beef, minced lamb In So at least says the learned Abbe gravy, chicken, or cooked flsh In Rlarius Rocher, who has unearthed white sauce. The bureau o f home the fact from the dust o f the past economics gives directions for mak- •nd communicated It to the Academy. ing a noodle ring. Mosquito Bites pound noodles quarts boilir.fi w ater 1% tsp. salt 1 tap. grated onion p — I X is Si ■ i D e lIb a III O T IT iy r r n )»ok f<* sm twwo. ir „o< w im An «-.a»» t- ■ - - ... — • Mules Scored Victory Driving along a Kansas City (Mo.) str.t-i. Glenn Hakes met a team of mules^ The mules were driverless, ob stinate. and In the middle of the street. It was Impossible to pass them, and In the hope that the animals would Instinctively step aside. Hakes stopped his car. Not so! The mules advanced steadily and the only alter native was to back the automobile. A t this the mules quickened their pace, and soon there was a peculiar j race In progress. Then Hakes hacked into the courthouse driveway, the ! mules still following. The marathon was ended only when Hakes' car was Up against the courthouse wall. Cook the noodles for about 20 min ntes in the water to which 1 teaspoon- fol of salt has been added. Drain well, add the onion, butter, tabasco sauce, and remaining three-fourths teaspoonfuf o f salt. Beat the eggs. add the milk, then the seasoned noo dles, and stir until well mixed. But ter a ring mold, poor In the mixture, place In a pan with water surround ing the mold, and bake in a moderate oven until the mixture has set Turn into a heated platter and fill the cen ter with any kind of a creamed meat H 2 HANFORD'S TW O 2 tbs. butter 2 c ffp 1 cup m ilk 2 or 2 drops t a basco sauce too tight or too short If they are to look graceful. N EAT P L A Y DRESSES FOR CHILDREN Accidentally an Arkansas lady cured fits In a valuable dog with Russ Ball Blue Many others now use it. Nev er falls, she says.—Adv. Insure Against Divorce Insurance against the risk of di vorce Is a novel Innovation made by a Parisian company. Husbands and wives may take out a Joint policy cov ering both against a change o f nffec- tion. the amount paid in the event of a decree varying with the amount bf the premium paid. No Coeds for China The Chinese province of Hunan has tested coeducation nnd decided that It doe» not work. An order issued by the provincial commissioner requires all schools to abandon teaching girls and boys together. RECOMMENDS IT TO OTHERS Cjrdw E. Pin k h am ’ s Shade Hats Are Desirable for Summer Play. (P re p a re «! by the U nite«! of Agriculture.) D epartm en t Shade hats are desirable for chll- ! dren during any periods of the sum- 1 mer day when there Is glare. If the hats are chosen with a small brim In : front but a short one or none In back. | they will be cool and comfortable. These two little girls are dressed In V e g e ta b le a very satisfactory way for the first C om p ou n d H e lp « H e r S o Much «>■>» Their print dresses nre designed with loose neck, sleeves, and leg finishes, In style that depend on simplicity for their charm. One child wears a short-sleeved rol larless dress, hut the other Is almost Cleveland, Ohio.—“ I wire recom mend Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to any woman In the con dition I was in. I was so weak and H O USEH O LD HINTS run-down that I could hardly etand Sclsaora are nseful to cut bacon Info up. - I could not eat and wa3 full bit». » • • of misery. A friend living on Arcade If the vacuum elenner Is to give Avenue told me good service, the dust hag must he about this medi cine and after tak kept clean. • * • ing ten bottles my To remove Hie burned crust from a weaknet» and nervousness are oil gone. I feel Ilk « living again. I am cake mb gently with a piece of fine •till taking it until I feel strong like sandpaper. before. You may nse th!» letter as a * * • testimonial."— Mas K u zvam r Toso. To alternate two |>ulrs of shoes is 11912 Haie Are., Cleveland, Ohio» Û jjjmmuitriinnmini Miiiui nni i i f l a / h T H E L E A D DOG I <3. IM S . W n l . r n N . • • - - • » » » I "Io n I CHAPTER XI ns cool and free from unnecessary restraint of motion because the collar is made to set well away from the neck, mid the sleeves nre loose, al though reaching to the wrist. Straight hands are used on the legs of the bloomers In each case. These are rec- ommended by the bnreau o f home eco nomics In preference to elastics, which impede circulation. The hands are wide enough to slide up the leg when the child bends over, hut the bloomers are kept short on the sides to prevent the hands from slipping , down over the knees. more economical than to wear one pair continuously. Browned flour doe* not have the same thickening fwiwer ns the same amount o f unhrowned flour. » • * Grated cheese on creamed vegeta ble soups or on salmis adds valuable nutrient» and variety to the diet, s s * Darts Stitched on the right side of the material give the effect of tu< ks If they ure finished on an even lln«. Th « Sprue« SpeaU« 13 3 "Wake up derni You sleep all da) ?' : Freut the one hundred and eighty 3 pounds of growing Imy hurled III the rabbit skin rolies by the Hr* In the snow hole, came groans of protest. ! “ Go Oli I ..... ime sleep s udnulw- wlll yuilf” grinded the heap on th* sprue« brush hy the lire. » lib It III the du»k tilled titulier circling the ciim|i- Above, the rvar guards of tb* slurs dimmed before Hie blue dawn. Again the dark slis|iw, squalled lie Diro the amali lire on which bubbled • small leu pull, changed Hie frying pun lieup-d with «puttering caribou SAME PRESCRIPTION steak to Ills right liiiiul while, wllli Ills left, he reached hack sud pulled HE WROTE IN 1892 at the feel c f the one who protested “ We got lo leuve here, Brock I D« snow slop eon de nlghl ; de dot- Dud W ien l>r. Caldwell started to rrwrtiew our track near de rump sud dey se* medirme, bwrk In 1*711, the nrrds for • » i s t l 'l t g walk do trull- oui** few Inch las stiva w»rw not aa great aa today. snow ovulr eef." P e o n i» lu c i normal livre, ato _ piala, I ’gli huh I You r« righ t-a s usual I' wind remi» food, wud fo t nientV of freak With a fluiti groan of protesi Brock | air. But #v»n that »arly Inrrw wsrw drastic physics and purges for th» relief rolled from Ids warm robe. "Stopped snowing, « lit By golly they'll txi aft of conet i|iatiiHl which Dr. t'aid we 11 did not bell»«« were good for human being*. er us—unless they're loo scared with The iirrarriptlow for eonetlpaUoa that whtil they see Kind of starli* 'em to he used »arly la his practice, and which learn they were watched lati night, hr put in drug »tor«« In IMttg under Uiw •lit” nun* of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup IVjiain, “ Come ami gel It," announced the to a liquid vegetable remedy, Intended for women, children and ebUrly neople, rook. and they need Just such a uniti, safe “ We sure got two good reasons for bowel stimulant. traveling today," said Brock, atretch This prewcrlptiim has proven IU worth Ing. "Gee. hut that was hnlr-rnlslnk ami is now Ih» larg»«t »»llifig liquid last night ! Lucky we didn't rush thul lassi iv» It has won th» cowfijencw of opi* who needed It tojfet relief (mm camp, eh7” alache», billmiemw», flatulenco. Indi- Washing Ids hands In snow, he hun grily attacked a caribou steak which g»MIon, Inas of appetito and sl»ep, host breath. dye|*p»ta, rolde, lesera At yiair d ruggì at. or writ« "Syrup |••p•ln," 1 he i to nil, Muuticwllo. 1 limole, for frsw trial botila It msttsrs not whs* w* profess, C hy GfcORGI MARSH Ü W hit ws msjf wish or think or of Agt icultur# \ say: A woman who Is of medium stout Ths only test Is rt«M»oU»n*aw— build must choose her summer ward \\ » must ob»), C»|>yti|ht hf 11 m P*nn Pui<iuhi^| C« In ttmss of trial, whsa truth Is robe with especial care If the wishes WNI Kvnlvs rare. both to feel comfortable amt look And whsn th» clouds obscure the well. Fortunately there la uow auch day SYNOPSIS wide variety In washable cotton fab Th* tru» disc I pi» nerd» to daro— 11» must obey. rics suitable for street or ethos wear Up th«* wll«t wnlvn of th* un* that she can easily And a sufficient BREADS FOR SANDWICHES kmiwn Ylllow I ra, on » winter * number to supply her need* and l>er- hunt. Journey Urock MoOulii »ml mlt frequent changes of costume In tsitNpMrtl I.voroll, hi* Krmrli «'ir* Now that the outing season la In ooinrnd«, with Fl»»h. llro«*k* planning the design of her summer full awing, w* look for appetising nml th*lr dog tenni After dresses, however. It may be that de *e\er<il hut Ilea with th# etortm food that we tails which would look well In silk wnter* they arrive at a fork In may use on pic the Ir llu W 'U l. Ilrook In ee>ere- or other fabrics would not be practi nic and ramping I) Injure«! hi making a portan* cal In those Intended for tubbing. The and Utanh lentia Hanpnrd to the trl|>a. simpler and leas trimmed the gar- unconsclooa youth Ort*pnttl tell« Nut and Ralaln ment, as a rule, the more successfully 1 Hr oc It of h'e determination to Bread.— Sift four fimi out who killed hie father can It he laundered and the cooler cupfuls of flour Tin» k* are discovered and the two It la on a scorching summer day. hoye lepara te for acoutlnn pur- with f o u r tea- Here is a particularly good summer pi»*ee. Itrock le jumped by two spoonful* of talk Indiane end a white mail and dress for the women Inclined to ing powder, add one-lmlf cupful knocked unconecloue. Ile te h« Id weight. It was photographed by the prleoner. lla*pard rescue# him o f sugar, one Icaspoonful ol suit, bureau o f home economics to show a hile hie captor# eleep. \Vhll*out one ha If cupful of raisins and • lone Gaspard le ehot from am what could he done with blue dotted three-fourths o f a cupful of iiutmenta. bush by an Indian nnd kill# hie swiss. trimmed with valenclenne« Chop the nuts and raisins coarsely wotftM*b%iliyff uiuie oui t u edging. The dress Is made In two hie trap tines Itrock la cauaht In Add two beaten egg* to the dry mix pieces, with the tucked, laceirlmmed a heavy snow storm. Gaspard ture with two cupfuls of milk. Iloat finds hint and the two start out well, add four tHhlcspoonfuls of melt on Itrock s trap line. They find an Indian wrho had been stalking ed shortening and pour Into two sin them caught In a trap, dead On gle loaf bread tins. Bake forty five him wue knife that belonged to minutes. Oaapard*! fotlioi Tin ) di -i- to camp until spring and then con Peanut Butter Bread.— Cream one tinue their journey. Two month* half cupful o f peanut butter with one- later they atari out and recon- half cupful o f sugar. Add one well notler an Indian ramp. beaten egg. Sift three and one half cupfuls of Hour with three tenapoon- fuls of baking powder and add alter CHAPTER X— Continued nately with one cupful of milk. Beat — 21 — the mixture well, add one half ten The lean face of Gaspuni relaxed spoonful of salt nn<l hake in a well In a «mite; hi* eye* glittered a* he greased tin In • hot oven. wlitapered lulu Brock a ear: “ Kef dc Nut Bread.— Take one cupful of dug smell u* now. unlee de conk cun milk, one-half cupful o f sugar, one travel—de uder* dry drr* fuolgear.” well beaten egg. two and one-half But, nuthwllhztundlng. two 30 3Us cupfuls of flour, three teu*|>oonfuls were lined through the murk un the of baking powder, one-half tea «pi «>11 figure* In the yellow glow Twu hoy*, fill of salt and three fourths of a cup muscle* tense, nerve* «triing like I m > w ful of nutments Mix all together and let stand twenty minutes. Bake » trlnga. a* they watched, listened with alert ear* for the challenge o! In a moderate oven forty to fifty min a suspicion» husky awakened from his utea. steep hy the warning from Ills uostrll» Luncheon Bread.—Beat one egg. add of a strange scent In the air. two cupfuls o f sweet milk, two tnhle- From somewhere outside the radius spoonfuls o f mol t»!-*, one half cupful of the firelight a low growl, followed o f brown sugar, two cupfuls of gra by (he warning challenge of an awok ham flour, one-fourth cupful of white ened husky, spilt the gloom of the * flour, one cupful of com meal, four sprues. teaspoonfuls of talking powder, one "Don't shout— wait I’* came the gut teaspoonful of salt und two-thirds cupful of nutments. ihop|wd. Mix nnd turnl command beside Brock's ear. Swiftly, the uwukeiied dogs of the put Into bread tins; let stand twenty minutes before putting Into the oven. team filled the forest with their yelps llul the thicket of fir, fifty yards from Attractive Two-Piece Dress of Dotted ' Bake one hour In a moderate oven (lie lire, vomited no double llush of Oatmeal Bread—To one quart of Swiss for Medium Stout Woman. exploding rifles 1 cooked oatmeal add one-half cupful "K ef de dog come alone." muttered of molasses, one veast cake dissolved vest made on the bodice from which Gnspnrd to the tense muscled Bruek. the skirt Is hung. The blouse Is fin \ In one-fourth o f a cupful o f water, crouched, with elbow on knee, to ished hy a belt which ties In front i one teaspoonful of salt and flour to sleudy Ida aim. “ we Ink detn wld de make a sponge. Let rise one ami one- and gives the dress the appearance half hours In a warm place nnd then | knife At de fire de Tree ure blind." o f a one-pl^ce dress. A long rolling Benching behind him. Brock moved i make Into loaves. Let rise, and when fitted collar edged with lace com ; tlie sheath of hi* knife nearer Id* right light, hake. pletes the blouse. Cuffs of tucks sn-l Frozen Orange Dressing.— To n pint i side. Ills heart pounding under the lace are attached to half the bottom ' strain of Inaction. He could lu-ar the of the sleeve and the other half Is o f plain boiled unsweetened custard j dog* thrashing around lit the brush add onC-half cupful of orange Juice. hemmed and allowed to hang out ' near th* tire, snarling ut the unknown ! the Juice of one lemon, one cupful of from the arm. ' enemy, yelping their fear*, hut not sugar, and one-half cupful o f chopped Fullness for the knees Is provided gelling the direction of the scent. nut meats. Turn the dressing Into a by several large Inverted box pin its Still the Indian* went on with the In the skirt. On a woman o f some free7er and freeze to a mush, then fold In one cupful of cream whipped drying of their dollies, occasionally what large figure skirts should not he More Experience Blinks— It cost me $25 to learn a \ car won't run if the gas tank is i empty. Jinks— How did that happen? Blinks—The garage man tore the car down trying to locate the trouble before he thought to look at the taiik. The Secretary’s View Some men are just funny little boys playing at the popular game of go- getting .—American Magazine. THE KITCHEN, C A B IN E T S äimiinimminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiinra stiff. Pack In' Ice and n i t and'let stand nil hour before using. This I* espis ¡ally good with banana salad Cakes for the Picnic. No picnic I* complete without a vn riety of cuke*. Small ones are most convenient for serving .ind liked t 1 best. Oatmeal Macaroons.— Take one nml three fourths cupfuls of rolled oats, put through the m e a t g r i n d e r after browning well In tbe oven, add one teaspoon ful of salt, one half cup ful of sugar and one In blespoonful of butter, blended with the sugar. Flavor with vanilla nnd ndd a beaten egg. Drop hy spoonfuls on n baking sheet ami bake until crisp In a hot oven. Raisin Drop Cakes.—Take four In hlespoonfula of shortening, one cupful o f sugar, one lieuten egg. two thirds o f n cupful of milk, one and three fourths cupfuls o f flour, three tea spoonfuls of linking powder, salt nnd one liealen egg. one cupful of seeded raisins, one teaspoonful o f vanilla. C'rentn the shortening; add sugar; when well blended add the lienten egg and milk nlternntely with the flour which has been well sifted with the dry ingredients. Bake In suinll enke tins. Sprinkle with sugar l»efore plac ing In the oven. Chocolate Cookies.—(.'ream one-hnif cupful of shortening, ndd one cupful o f sugar, one well beuten egg. one- fottrth teaspoonful o f salt, two ounces of melted chocolate, two and otie-hulf cupfuls of flour, two teiiN|MM>nfiils of baking pmfder nnd one-fourth cupful o f milk. Butter Wafers.—Take one cupful of buyer, two cupfuls o f siigiir. two well beaten eggs, one third o f a cupful of milk, one-fourth tenspoonful of soda. flavor with vanilla, ndd flour enough to roll very tldn. «'ut Into rounds and hake In a hot oven. Sprinkle with sugar before baking. Drop Cookie*.— Take one cupful of shortening, two cupfuls o f sugar, five cupfuls of flour, one cupful o f sour cream, three eggs, two teaspoon tula of baking powder, salt and flavoring Mix and drop with a tensfioon and flatten with a tumbler dipped In sug nr Add nuts If desired. Unheard, Uwsasw In th«* old diiys It wna said chil dren should be seen nnd not heard. I.ntely the maxim has been applied to the old. . . . And wise old people nini lo be seen as little ns pos sible, In addition.—K. W. Ilowe'» Monthly. A void M u u n d e r s t a n d ! wg» Bale fumili» and flight fui pesti lern-e cannot equal the evils and the diversity of troubles which mlsunder standings scatter throughout the uni v »rs e .-lie Builder*«. ■ « » lo **• <“ « • " ' I « '* « I>e dog are scare lo leuve de Are— for wolf. Onlee de one smell us. lie | evs scare lo come." “ We'd better get out," whispered Brisk “ I won't (Ire Into (hut tump utiles* I have lo. “ An Indian rose and Mood between the lire and those who watched, his figure sllhouelled uz 'I tut from hlutk paper. He tailed tu (lie dogs; “ Go on. you 1 Catch de wolf I" Kntouniged. the huskies ben! s I miu I the comp, plunging through Hie deep snow Into the wall of blurktiess. shortly to return. “ lie) find u»— eef we *t'y. We go!' coliitiiiimjed Gnspnrd. Ids rifle lined on Hie black ehnpe at the tire. Ids nervous forefinger playing with the trigger .Nolsless as the muffled flight of the snowy owl was the relreni of the »talker* to the lake shore. “ lb* dog no good—scare of w olf!" grunted Gnspnrd with contempt "Flash nnd Yellow-Eye hunt us oul quick P "Gee, hut Hint was a tough wait P 1 exploded Brock. “ All I could do not to Are when that husky smelted us— hut I didn’t wunt to shoot. It's loo cold-blooded." “ We had deni for sure!" grunted the halfbreed. “ We could get dem all before dey left de light.” There was no wind, hill a few Incites of snow, and the nlgld not cold, so Hie bovs kept on up the luke. Walk ing the trail which they followed hy the feel of their feer, they continued until It swung In to the shorn where they had first seen If. Slipping Into the shoes they carried on their hacks, they continued for a mile, then went ashore Into the thick lltnlier. where, with the greatest difficulty. In Ihn gloom, they gathered and chopped enough wood for a «mall fire, ale ravenously, and slept. C Effort of th« Artist Not Always UnderstooJ The artist who re»-«>nlly told bow, wrhen painting a lund*i-ipe al (lie foot of the IYnllimits, he was asked hy tbs occupants of s collage nrnrby not to paint lb « cottage windows (111 clean curtains were put up, now tells of an other Incident which occurred lo him. 11« was palming a Umlarn|ie alien w tuau appeared on the scone nml looked over his shoulder In the annoying man- tier of passer* hy who silently criticize —or maylto admire— the Incomplete picture. Tha mun produced a pnlr of horn rimmed s|i*ctnelra, through which hts eyes ogled at the runiiia Then he removed the “ headlamp«" to Dis serve In s marked American accent: "You'll excuse me for saying mu but I'lu curious lo know Jest what ninkew you fellers palm these things, when (her« nre so many lo he bought up easy nnd cheap."— Moo I real Family Herald. Eef de Ooy Smell Ur Now. Onlee d> Cook Can Travel—ds Oders Dry Osrs Footgear." C k s w g e la F r e a e h F e e l i n g Frenchmen nr« nbutidonlng Hi* old sugar bowl, th« loose brick on (he hearth nnd lh « woolen suck for sav ings banka, figures published by L'ofllclel, tho Congressional If croi»! of France, Indícale. On deposit In the savings hunks o f France I lece fu ller 31 was lT,Ufll,«KM.2U3 franc«, which Is nl most g I,ism issi.issi. representing nn Increase over l!»27 o f 3.355.40H.2HD franc«. Tbe numl>er o f nrrounla was 0,21)1.701, o f which tket,SHM were new ones. These statistics are regarded as Interesting In view of the belief entertained universally that th« wenlth of France rould not lie re- i caled statistically heraus« most of It was hoarded nml hidden from the eye of the governmental calculators. he washed down with great drafts of hot fen. "I t Ink doy nr* too scare to follow —t.Mluy, hut we travel hard Just de in*.*' said Gnspnrd. "You bet. we've got to, to hit cniu| day after tomorrow I hate to think of storvln - on rahldl the Inst day out " mumbled Brock through n mouthful o f aient. “ We hem) about southeast to hit the outlet —don’t we7 This lake tniisl lie full forty tulles north ut the lllg Yellow Leg." "Not so far, huf v* see plenty trap tin« today I l ink." “ Well, w* played in luck Iasi night Suppose we'd kept on thinking we had one surprised Indian In round up Score Ose for the Moequita and blundered Into that rump full of Great Britain has a Mosquito Con (Tees, etiT Whot'r* lley huddling to trol Institute which nintnliilns a lab gether Hint way for?” Gaspard'a expressive, dark features oratory on Hsyllng Island for Itiv lit with a smile. Wal. I I ink dey Imre study of tnosqulto problem* mid the fear of 'Black Jack' Desaullca and director rlulnis to have discovered. In Ktletui* l.ccrolx. Yon ¿cure detn hard the course of Ids Investlgnllons, that Wen you tell dem dal aloree. We (he hite of the tnosqulfo Is a cure for geeve dem more to tnlk about t'ru die puralysla. The Insect was usial as a mentía o f ronveylng Ine malaria germ moon." lo the paralysis patient nnd according “ What d yuh men 11 ?" to Hie reports lh* fevtff was Invariably “ Ilurry up. I slmw you.' As the eastern horizon III with pearl lessened nnd In several cases com and iituher and rose, frolli u tldrket of plet* cure was effected. wlltiiws ubere (he bike fruii cut 111 * sliore. Ilrock wntched. Belilnd bini In Early Written Works III* foresi Gnspnrd stoini ln-slde a Illuminated miitiuscrlpts nre thoser «prue* frinii whlch Iho lower hrnnrhps whose texts nre brightened and height hnd bet-n lopped. working wlth a ened hy vignettes nnd otherwise deco pointed, charred stick ni a «U lte blaze rated In colora or In gold and silver, alludici) with Ida trapping nv Al his Fifteen i-etiliiriea lieforo Christ the side In the snow crackled a Bilie fir* papyrus rolls of the Book of llie Dead of dry spruce. 1 were Illuminateti with brilliantly col- Shnrlly, Gaspard culled, nnd Brock, ored Beene«. Later, ns writing liet-nme who. from his position, coittnuitided 11 alphabetic, the Important letters w er« view o f the lake trail for miles, Joined Illuminated, hla partner. "Let me see, now, t! I cnn rend II." Q u e s tio n » an d A s i s i n said Brack, ns he puzzled over the "You have shown a remarkable fa syllable rhnrarter writing of the frees miliarity with public questions,'• burned black Into the while tuhlet of “ 1 have heard every question that III* peeled sprue*. ran lie asked," Sabi Senator Sorghum. (TO BK CONTINCED.) “ What worries me la that I don't knout any answera.” _. , Old Dueling Weapon — ^ V Main gam be la French nnd Iran* Many find R uhr Ball Blue good tonic Inted literally mentis left hand It I» the name, however, given to n dngget for chickens. Large parknge nt lin e which was held In the left tinnii while cer».—Adv. the rigid hand held n rapier In com tint* of the Fifteenth nnd sixteenth centurie» this wna naeil to pnrry Hu- •hursts of the ralveranry'a rapier. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * .# # # * # # # # # # # # # # # # # M a i l S tu d y S a f e t y Seven «lutes now have safety In- ■truction ns a pnrt o f their «chool cur riculum. They nre New Jerte.v, North Carolina. Ohio, Virginia, ivnnsyt vnnla, Illinois und Indlnnn. Why Some Wive« Have Thought« of Murder “These eggs don't lasfe as fresh ns car. and every one of them haa m they might, dear. Where did you get curred with you at the wheel—and them? . . . Why do you have the every one of them has been the otbjr tan burning no high? Ismk at that fellowr'a fault. Rentorkublei” —Kanes» —what was «u r gas hill last month Industrialist. nnywayf . . . I wonder If we could not have lunch promptly at 12 Danger in Transplanting today, Kthel? . . . Where on Trees, like people, lose adaptability earth la my pipe? 1 left It here on with udvanclng age. and a comjm rn the plnno last night. . . . What itd you move the gateleg table over lively minor change In their environ nienls may be fatal. In I he Varner for? . . . That pi*, lure la Rll right where It la. What'a Kntotmiloglit» o f the Department ot the difference whether II la over the Agriculture my that transplanting al piano or the mnrhle-top tuhle? Be moat always la a severe test for tree» sides. the wall Is nlremly » 0 full ot of considerable size and many trano- nail holes that ll looks like a crlh planleil trees are attacked hy Insect. huge board. . . . Don't you think If most of the large trees In a grove yon laid heller let up nn that candy. nre killed, leaving only a border ot Magnolia? Renieinher that you tree# or small grou|M, the s.irvlror. gained R couple of pounds last week? often suffer serious damage and die. . I'll bet that with a month'» Tide may he the result „ f „ ,jlB practice I could do all the housework 1 urbane# of moisture condition» and a that Is done »round here In Icae than change from general shade to large two houre a day. . . . Thin Is lh# area« of sun linked ««II. Borer» then afth accident we've had wJlh the new may complete the deadly work Perhaps Both r* Georgle (ordering dinner for two) — ''•alter, let me know when it Is eleven- thirty. W alter—The time or the check? Any rammer girl le willing to com promize hy returning the young tnao'n heart and keeping the ring. A P «r f# «t D a y I * M9T tka* vou wUh 1 tired, schm* f* »« . T h e y aOUapoit e a y da y. but It you »h a k » A lte a '» F o n t-B a »» la to your »h o w la tho morning you w ill walk a ll gu y o r d a a r» all alght In p » r (» r t aaa». T t • a k n th » rim s out o f r m a . bun io n » and rnlhMM. Boto i r a r y a h m . its tt A lle n ’s Foot »Ease Fnr P r v * » • » »V , III I n i mndm F i l e 1 P a ll, »r fr fr o »» AOrn • F oot - itaaa. LaMar. I». r. w - N. U , PORTLAND, NO. 27- IK K .