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THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Friday. July 1». 1929
FUMIGATING CLOSET PROTECTS CLOTHING
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SYN O PSIS
C loeet P rep ared fo r Fu m igation A g a in et M oth*.
(P r e p a re d b r th e r « t * d R i l e
of A * r l c u l t « r * .l
D epartm ent
I f you have a roomy closet with a
tight-fitting door and smooth uncracked
walla, you can use It for fumigating
wool garments before storing them
over the summer.
Fumigation with
carbon dlsulphld or carbon tetrachlorld
w ill free clothing from any moth In­
festation that may have occurred be­
fore the garments were given atten­
tion. I f the closet Is not neeiled the
clothing, after being fumigated, may
be left In It until wanted again. Or
the fumigation may be done as an ex­
tra precaution and the clothes then
wrapped In tight packages or placed
In trunks or cedar chests for safe
keeping.
T h e bureau o f entomology o f the
United States Department o f Agricul­
ture gives the following directions for
fum igating a closet :
Since the gas formed by evaporation
o f either carbon dlsulphld or carbon
tetrachlorld Is heavier than air, fumi­
gation Is done by placing the liquid In
a shallow dish on a shelf o f the closet,
as shown In the Illustration.
For a
closet Î by 3 by 7 feet, use about three-
fourths o f n cupful o f carbon dlsulphld
or about one and a half cupfuls o f car­
bon tetrachlorld. As soon as the liquid
has been poured tnto the dish shut the
door and seal cracks about It with
gummed paper, or paste on strips o f
Arm paper, using a Aour paste. Seal­
ing the door prevents the gas from es­
caping rapidly and keeps clothes
moths from crawling Into the closet by
way o f the cracks and offsetting the
good o f the fumigation.
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Carbon tetrachlorld has the great
advantage over carbon dlsulphld that
Its gas is neither explosive nor Inflam­
mable, hence there Is no risk o f Are
In Its use.
NATIONAL DISHES
DON’T STOOP OVER
ALWAYS POPULAR
TO PREPARE EGGS
Hungarian Goulash Because Housewife Should Assume
of Its Tasty Ingredients.
Correct Posture in Work.
(Prepared by the United £tat*e Department
(Prepared br th* rnltrd Stitea Department
o f Agriculture.)
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At this time o f year when eggs are
Every nation has a dish that Is es­
plentiful and many good dishes are be­
pecially popular with a great many
ing made with them, there Is nothing
people, either because o f Its flavor, or
unosual In seeing a housewife bent
the native Ingredients used, or a
over a table vigorously using an egg
method o f cooking that has become
beater. It ’s too bad. however, fo r any
widely used in that country. Thus we
woman to assume such a bad posture
hear o f Italian “ polenta.” “ rixotto.” or
for doing any o f her frequently re­
“ r a v lo la "; o f Armenian “ kebabs” : of
curring household tasks, fo r by repeti­
Austrian “ W lenerschnltzel” ; o f Eng
tion she trains her muscles and hones
lish meat pie, or Irish stew. Some of
these national dishes came Into being | Into whatever position she habitually
among rural people, and are Indica­ takes. It would be an easy thing for
her. in the flrst place, to stand with
tive o f the kinds o f foods obtainable
back straight and still beat eggs. If
close at hand; many o f them are due
she simply thinks about how she Is
to combinations o f Aavor and methods
standing. She might help herself to
o f cooking used with the less tender
maintain a good position while at
cuts o f meat to make them palatable.
work at the kitchen table If she had a
And so. In Anal analysts. Hungarian
set o f blocks made to put uniler the
goulash appears to be just a special
legs o f the table and raise It to a
kind o f stew, using meats that are
best cooked by slow, moist heat, com­ more effective and comfortable work­
ing height.
bined with vegetables and seasonings
Extension
workers among farm
shat not only appeal to the Hungarian
women In many states have recently
but to the cosmopolitan palate. Various
recipes are found for making It. per­ been stressing the Importance o f good
posture and working levels salted to
haps because In different sections of
the Individual. T h e Illustration, taken
Hungary there were differences in ob­
by the United States Department o f
tainable foods. Here Is a very tasty
goulash vouched for by the bureau of
home economics as being not only
good to eat and smell, but the “ real
thing" In Hungarian preferences.
\
\ lb. round steak
% lb. lean pork
% lb. aalt pork
1 cup diced carrots
m cups diced po-
tatoea
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sm all
onions.
Sliced
I
cups
b oilin g
w a te r
I bay leaves
2 w h ole cloves
V4 tap salt
1H tbs. flour
1
small
green
pepper, sliced
Wipe the fresh pork and beef with
o damp cloth and cut into cubes. Cut
the salt pork into very small pieces
and brown it in a skillet until crisp
Add the other meat which has been
sprinkled with the flour, and sear the
meat on all sides, stirring frequently
to prevent burning. Add the onion
and the pepj»er and cook for a few
minute«. Turn this mixture Into a
saucepan, and all the other Ingredi­
ents except the potatoes ami the salt,
cover, and simmer for 40 to 750 min
utes. Then add the potatoes and the
salt, and continue to simmer the mix­
ture In a covered vessel until the meat
Is tender. Remove the bay leaves.
Turn the goulash in a serving dish
and sprinkle with chopped parsley.
S t r a w b e r r y Jelly
Strawberries make good jam or pre­
serves. used whole, hut the Juice alone
will not “ Jell" like many other frull
juices, because It Is defloient in pectin.
There Is a way o f remedying this dif
Acuity, If yon are fond o f the delicious
flavor o f fresh strawherries In every
form. Pectin may be added, the bu­
reau o f home economics says. Yon
can extrnct the pectin yourself from
apples or citrus fruit, or you can buy
the commercial kind. I f the berries
are especially lacking in acid, one tea
spoonful o f lemon Juice may l»e added
for each cup o f strawberry Juice Just
before the Jelly test Is reached. The
lemon Juice also helps to keep the
bright red color. Directions for mak­
ing the necessary pectin may he ob­
tained by w riting to the I’ nlted .States
Department o f Agriculture.
HOUSEHOLD FACTS
The quickest way to grate cheese
Is to put It through the meat chopper.
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The efficient parent makes use of
the child's early years to Implant de­
sirable hubits.
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Light-colored walls In the kitchen
reflect and distribute both artificial
and natural flight.
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Carefully scrape soiled dishes and
Don’t Stoop Over to Beat E ggt or to
Do Other Household Tasks.
i p tha w ild matara o f the un­
known Y « llo « - L # c . on n ^ Uttar'«
hunt. Journey ttrock MoCaln and
OftM'Ard L e e ro l«, h a K ran ch-C r««
comrade, w ith
Plash.
B rock'«
l'upp> and their d o « team, A fts r
several b a ttle « with the storm y
w a ters they arrive at a fork In
the Y e llo w -L e g . Hrock is severe­
ly injured in maktnit * p o r ta * «
and Plash leads ilAapard to the
unconscious youth, Gaspard tell*
Brook o f his determ ination to
find out « h o killed his father.
T rack s are discovered and the tw o
boys separate fo r ecoutln * pur
po**es. Brock Is Jumped by two
Indians and a v% Mte man and
knocked unconscious. H e Is held
prisoner
Qaspard rescues him
w h ile his captors sleep. W h ile out
alone Gaapard Is shot from am ­
bush by an Indian and k ills hU
w ou ld-be-slayer.
W hile out on
Ms trap lines Brock is caught In
a heavy snow storm.
Gaspard
find* him and the tw o start out
on Brock's trap line. They find
an Indian who had been s ta lk ln «
them caught in a trap, dead. On
him was k n ife that belonged to
Gaspard's father. They decide to
camp until spring and then con­
tinue their Journey. T w o months
later they start out and recon-
nolter an Indian camp.
They
avoid the camp without m aking
th eir presence known.
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CHAPTER XI—Continued
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22 —
“Cree camp— four men—below here
— Blatk Jack— five Hods— at little
pond.
Etience.” slowly
translated
Brock, “ Great glory, Gaspard. that'll
run 'em out ot the cou n try!"
“ W e n dey see dat. dey head for de
coast, eh?” laughed the crafty half
breed “ 1 geeve deni good scare w en
dey hear Black Jack res on dere trail
wld At e-dog team.”
-T h al'a a great Ideal Tnless the
wind rises they'll know that some­
body's walked the lake trail, last
night. In that snow. Now. Instead of
following us up today, they'll likely
quit trapping and carry the news to
that white man I got my hooks Into.
thn Mg boss at their main camp.
You're a genius, old pard. But > r
th ere!”
The grinning friends shook each
others' mlttened hands.
G aspard*
stratagem was a flush of genius, for
Ave sled teams meant at least ten
men on the trail o f the free-traders'
Cree seivan.s. The news that Ave sled
teams of provincial police were In the
country should cause a speedy slam
pede north If— they didn't smell s rut
In this hold message left on a trav­
eled trap-line trail.
“ O f course." said Brock, “ they may
spot this for Just wha: It Is— a hluff."
Gncpard nodded In agreement. “ Dey
t’lnk oel ver' strange for sure, but
dey weel have worry Just de sam’, I
know deni Cree."
Gaspard's Indian blood enabled him
to read only loo well the mercurial
and superstitious mental makeup of
his mother's people— lo know their
weaknesses and value their sturdier
qualities.
“ W ell, let's go, we've got a long day
ahead,” said Brock. “ I'll take a last
squint at the lake trail to see If they'ye
started this way." Ileturnlng from the
shore, he said, as he slipped his feet
tnto the thongs o f his shoes and fol­
lowed Gaspard Into the southeast, “ No
sight o f 'em yet, they're a lazy crew.”
Through quiet February days the
two siiowshoed through forest and
scrub, over ridges nnd around ponds,
sometimes, for miles, following the
convenient thoroughfares o f deadwa-
ters Hud streams, but they avoided
crossing all lakes and barrens. These
they circled, for on open lake or mus­
keg they could be seen for great dis­
tances. But, to their surprise, they
crossed no country trapped by their
enemies. Evidently the mysterious dls-
appeaiunce o f
their
friends
had
aroused in the trappers o f “ Bed
Beard" a wholesome dread o f the Y el­
low-Leg Lake watershed. Neverthe­
less, not for an Instant did the canny
Gaspard relax his vigilance as the two
traveled soutaeasl in the direction o f
the outlet o f the big lake. Frequently
through the day, while Brock kepi on.
the halfhreed burled himself in a
clump o f spruce or A t I o watch the
back tri ll. If there was a bold and
shrewd enough man In the catnp they
had w en at the lake, the hoys would
be followed. Gaspard took no chances
Bid late In the afternoon, far south
of the divide between Carcajou and
Yellow I.eg
water, when the leg-
weary snowshoes were beginning to
look for a good cam psite, and their
clamoring atoinnehs chiefly occupied
their thoughts, Gnsnnrd. a hundred
yards to Brock's left, suddenly stopped
with raised arm.
Hurrying to his
friend Brock's eyes swept the snow
Agriculture, shows a woman In Hamp­
shire county, Massachusetts, demon­
strating the effect o f having to bend
over a work tnhle. Other demonstra­
tions have included correct and Incor­
rect posture while washing dishes,
mopping floors, handling food at the
oven, and other common activities In
the ordinary farm household routine
labors.
Attention must be given to posture
no matter what work Is being done, i
The reward o f any effort to Improve
Food supplies and equipment ear
the height o f working surfaces and Med on the flrst attempted Atlantic
household equipment generally In or­ flight were not so meager as those ot
der to assure good posture at work Is today.
Washington II. Donaldson
a noticeable lessening o f fatigue and George Avhoton l.unl and Alfred Ford
often a reduction In the time spent on In loading up their hulloon that took
a given task. T h e net result Is o f uff from Brooklyn for Europe October
course greater leisure and Increased A, 187.1, stowed away six 10 gallon
ability to enjoy and use It to advnn
breakers of water, one barrel o f hard
tuge.
bread, two (sixes ot mast lieef and
mutton ready conked, "tie box of
champagne and another of sailed pro
cooking utensils to prevent grease-
visions. h<>x of prepared hominy, and
clogged sink drains.
s large numlier o f small packages con
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liilning
butter,
salt,
lemons and
Cook dishes
containing eheese at a
brandy. They also eurrled ten ear
low temperature because Intense heat
rler pigeons In a wicker Imsket. a
makes cheese tough and stringy.
large box o f candy, a keg of molasse»,
* . .
several Jars o f Imney, pickles a hair
The walls o f a room make the back
brush, a Jar o f preserved plums, a
ground for all the furnishings, and
large tin can Ailed with roasl fowls
should not hnre a pronounced color.
s packet o f toothpicks, several reams
Wallpaper which Is too bright In col- \
o f paper, a ham. two rases of eau de
or, nr too consptcous In design, draws
cologne, s hox of pomade, a pair of
attention to Itself and lends to dom­
shoes, s paper o f tacks, a claw ham
inate everything else in the room.
I
mer. a newly Invented flying machine.
In front o f them for the cause o f the
gesture.
“ Look P
Al Gaspard's feet ran a settled trail
Ailed with new snow bill plainly d t»
tlngulshahle to n bushman.
“ IV y not use dt* In tome day—
since de Ins' suow."
“ You mean the cue before Inal
night's fall?"
“ Ah hah," nodded Gaspard. “ W e fol
low It a piece."
They had traveled a mile, single
Ale, when the halfhreed who wa*
ahead «topped and pointed.
F ifty yards away was a snowed
over, brush lean to trapping >aiup
similar (o those Gaspard and Brock
had built at the fur end o f lliwlr owu
(rap line*. As the boys reached and
curiously examined the abandoned
camp covered wllli a feet o f new »now,
with an exclamation Gaspard suddenly
walked up the trail and stood looking
at a blazed spruce.
“ Listen to dls 1“ he valu'd to Brock
who was scraping away the «now
from the Are-hole o f the cam p Brock
quickly Joined hi* friend, who road :
“ Antoine not come back. I wait tcu
«loci'*. I f I alar dey weel flud me
hero. I go to lleeg Carcajou.
Lectio Jacques.“
"A h hah I" grunted the halfbreed with
a shake o f the head. Ills dccpacl eye*
glttterlug lu *at Is fact Ion.
“ Antoine
weel not come back— ma fr'en’. An
tolne put hee* foot een de bear tr a p '
“ By the horned owl. Gaspard I" ex
ploded Brook “ They must have made
this camp to hunt us from. He didn't
stop to liuut for his partner— this L it­
tle Jacques— hm made tracks. Not
much like a partner I've got.“
T w o days later they were back tn
their camp south of Big Yellow-Leg.
Through February, or Mlklslwlptslm.
the (T e e Moon of (he Kagle, there was
little rest for the two trappers, who
were dally adding to their fur-pack.
In the timber the snow had settled
and In the barrvus, (he wind had
hammered and packed It, greatly Itn
proving the sledding.
Every two
day* uow. Brock made the circuit of
hi* lines with Flasn. The fur was
not so prime aa In (be early winter, but.
after the winds and blizzard* o f Jan­
uary, foxes and lynx were traveling
more. Asher and marten extending
their ranges, and the otter seeking
new lUhing water which he entered
at the broken tee o f falls and rapids.
Often they found their traps spruug
and bull eaten by thieving squirrel
und wlilsky-Jack Sometimes (lie tal­
ons o f the horned or snowy owl
marked Ihe snowr around a pilfered
trap ; and once, a lynx trap held the
legs and feet o f an Imprisoned
"snow y" which a plundering wolver­
ine had calmly torn to piece*. For
ten days till* carcajou baffled the In
g en .lty o f Gaspard and Brock. Time
and again, with an uncanny shrewd
ness, he avoided ths traps burled In
the snow beside nailed Asher - ihunes
and lynx sets; but In the end he fell
victim lo his own cunning. For, one
night. In the act A tearing down the
rear o f a Asher cahane, to avoid puss
Ing ihe trap set In frnut o f th i halt,
he steppe-. Into the circle of traps
hurled In the snow by the boy* In an
ticipatlon o f this very maneuver.
It was a veritable demon o fury
and savage desperation that Brock
und Flash found waiting them, one
quiet morning As be watched thei.
approach, the evil, red eyes o f the
trappeu carcajou flamed with hate.
Crouched In the snow, bis rust-brown
balr stiff on neck and back his o v e r
ful forelegs, armed with cltriterllk v
claws which would rip a w o lfs pelt
Into ribbons, ready to strike, (he In
Jun devil lifted his hairy l!»n from the
most feared teeth la th . forest In a
warning snarl.
With a roar. Flash started to the
battle wltb the strange foe who chal
lenged him but, with s quick move
meat, Hrock had him by the collar
“ No. you don't, old b o y !” cried
Brock, holding his enraged husky,
harnessed to the sled, as the crouched
wolverine, anchored to the caught
d o g o f the I rap, snarled his deflance.
bis thick forelegs tensed for the
double slash o f knife-like daw s which
awaited Flush's lunge. "\Ve need you
whole uud sound, for March, old part
nerl You're not going to get sliced
up Aghtlng that fe lle r ! You might
kill him In ihe end— break his neck;
but he'd hurt you for sure, before he
died.”
So, lushing the maddened puppy,
hot for bailie, to a spruce, Brock ad
vanced cautiously, wltb bis az, the
head rev ersed.
Built somewhat on the lines of a
small bear, but more runglly, (lie wol
verlr.e. pound for pound. Is the at rung
est beast In the north. T o this he
udds a Aghtlng fury which commands
the re«|ie<fl of all, beasts or humuns.
who meet him. The killing qualities
of the greul tusks, nnd the savage
strength of the Ungnva, might over
come the flying knives of Ihe enreo
Jou’s feet, hut Brock had no Intention
o f seeing the slate-gruy mane of his
puppy smeared with slashes which.
If they did not kill, would cripple him
for weeks. In usual hunter fashion
he would stun and kill Ihe wolverine
with the ax.
(T O l«E C O N T IN U E D .)
Balloon Well Stored for Atlantic Flight
a bottle of soothing sirup, a paper ol
chewing tobacco, Donaldson'* hat. a
case o f “ S. T .—1800— X ," some crack
ers ami u can o f preserved oysters
tomatoes and snrdlnes. a patent stean
plowing machine s paper o f hairpins
and I.lint's hoots.
•
For some reason the balloon carni
down before It reached Its destlnutlon
— Irntroll News,
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w h e n t h e y ’r e i n t h e W h i p p e t ”
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fo r d rivin g safety a n d dependable perform ance
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Small Down Fayment
A D V A N C E D , modern engineering through*
1 1 out the entire c I uisms o f the new Superior
Whippet is responsible for smoothness mui relia­
bility o f performance, consummate ease o f han­
dling, and maximum driving 6afety.
W hippet’s big four-wheel brakes are o f the posi­
tive, mechanical type— acting quickly and surely.
Roth the Whippet Four nnd W hippet Six have
considerably greater braking area than nny o f their
competitors. Other important Whippet advan­
tages include extra long wheelbase,oversize balloon
tires, full force-feed lubrication, silent timing chain,
“ Finger-Tip Control,” higher compression engine,
invar-strut pistons, and, in the Six, a heavy seven-
bearing crankshaft.
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TO LE D O , O H IO
N .w Woman Really New
Desert Area Believrd
The “ new wotunu,'' wlm I* neither
Io Hold Minerai Riche»
young nor old. neither a girl nor a
married woman, neither a hud nor a
The San Bafuel Swell, a wild «a s te
spinster, I* something new under the o f butte», mesa» and (Jeep slee|> «Idei!
canyon*, bereloforv conaltlereci uf little
sun.— Woman « Home Compunlon.
vnlue save a* a rntlier | mn ir grada ol
Buss Ball Blue delights Ihe house­ pnsture land for a few herds o f sheep.
wife. Makes clothes whiter than «now. mny be ulMiut tu step forwnrd to daini
II* sitare In thè progress o f thè World
At your Grocer's.— Adv.
T h l* serllon o f lite deaeri area ot
('ta li ha* lieen vlalled hy ex|ierts of
Warning From Upstair*
Voice From Upstair*.— Wlmt time I* thè Geologleal aurvey, and nearly two-
thlrds o f Ita urea ha» been rarnfully
It. Barbara?
Barbara— I don't know—Jim's watch Investlgated. There scema lo he proni
Ise thnt a valunhle flnd o f hellum,
Isn't going.
Voice— Oh, and how about Jim?— that hoon to llglitrr -than-alr craft, ha»
been nude and there are hopes (hai
Vancouver Province.
deposita o f petroleam wlll «Iso be
developed.
Distance of tho Sun
The Swell ylelded a fair quantlty
A new method o f determining the
distance o f the sun suggested hi the o f radium and uraniani durlng III*
Dominion observatory. Ottawa, d e World wnr. The rock» contalncd In
l-emls on three accurately known (he Swell em brice represenlatlve* of
measurements; the velocity of flight, all thè geologica) perioda frnm thè
the wave lengths o f «|>ectrum line* Peruilan to (he Upper Cretareou*.
und the shape o f the earth's orbit.
Dally observation* o f the spectrum of
(lie sun's center with n constant com­
parison st>«ctruin have been made for
yenrs and preliminary measurements
Indicate promising results.
DR. CALDWELL’S
THREE RULES
Dr. Caldwell watched t je result* of
-onstipation for 47 year*, and believed
(hat no matter how careful people are
of their health, diet and exercise, coo-
ctipation will occur from time to time.
Uf next importance, then, i* how to treat
it when it come*. I)r. Caldwell alwaya
* km in favor of getting a* clone to nature
is poaaible, hence hi* remedy for consti­
pation is a mild vegetable compound. It
■an not harm the most delicate system
ind is not habit forming.
The Doctor never did approve of draa-
ic physics and purge*. He did not believe
they were good few human being, to put
into their ,y«tem. Use Syrup Pepsin for
yourself sad memher, of the family in
onatipation, biliousness, sour and crampv
•tornarli, bad breath, no appetite, head
aches, and to break up fever* and colds.
Get a bottle today, at any drugstore and
observe thiee three rule* of health: Keep
the head cool, the feet warm, the bowela
open. For a free trial bottle, Juet write
“ Hynip Pepsin,” Dept. BB, Montirello.
Illinois.
How F u l L if * Chang. ,
An airplane honeymoon recall* th#
llllle Hull Itn* elapsed since the lud as­
sured hi* “ Daisy,“ “ You'll look sweet
ii I mi ii the seat o f * bicycle built for
two.“
A lamleiu blrycle was rather
prosaic. Sky t rails) mu tn i Ion ha* In-
leli*lllcd romance.— Washington Star.
For Barbed Wire Cuts
Hanford's RaLsam of Myrrh
Perdonatila M i.lak s
Irvlng Berlin salii al a reception * t
Ilio Ititi In New Y ork;
“ Melody I» cumini back. J a is I#
itili popul«r, ye*. bui w * bave melo­
die Jnss diiw , wherea» lu Ih » p a »t—“
Mr. Iterila laugbrd and went uni
“ A young man ami a girl wer#
fenstlng on lobsler and champagn* « t
n »upper club.
"'O h . whal beavenly J a is " sali] th#
girl. ‘L e i’* dance.'
“ T lia t wasq'l Jnxa,' salii thè young
man. ‘ M ajor Lush upset hi» tabi*.' “
Easy to Sever Marital
Knot in Soviet Russia
F o r Foot C o m fo rt
The mutter o f marriage and d i­
vorce are very simply disposed o f |
by the Hovlut law*. All legal for­
malities are
practically
dispensed
with nnd, tiring o f matrimony, eith­
er party to Ihe nrningement has «Im ­
ply to leave the other nnd advertise
the fnrt. which mny be done nt a
coat o f nhout 11.30.
T h e christening o f children
ha*
gone to the illacard aa an Institu­
tion
along
w llh
other
religion*
rite*. A Communist father desiring
lo show hi* party loyally nnd In dedi­
cate Id* offspring In the Communist
rnuse will curry Ills Infant to Ills o f ­
fice. «hop or factory and there In the
presence o f his comrade* declare III«
predilection In the tiu tler o f a name
“ Mai or Oktynhr," perliap*. In com­
memoration o f revolutionary date» or
that o f Rome revered party lender.
"N in el,” the reverse o f "I.en ln," I* *
favorite for the girl*.
Unusual Mineral Dspoalt
During Ihe W orld wnr a prospector
ncurchlng an old tunnel near l.lhby,
Mont , noticed flake* o f a course mica-
like mineral Hint writhed und «w elled
enormously when touched hy the
flame o f hla candle. Tho flaky min­
eral proved to he verinloullte, which
further examination showed to he
present In great quantllle«. Verml-
cullte 1« applied to n group o f mln-
eral* that expand and give o ff wider
upon holding. T h e nnmc arises frnm
the fact thnt some memher« o f the
group
open
Into
long,
wormlike
thread». The heated nnd expnndcd
inriterlnl la very light, exh ibit» a
golden or «liv e ry luster, nnd nppenrs
to have very low heat conductivity.
These propci'llc» suggest possible Im­
portant use*, «a y » Geological Hurvey.
Who, then, I» free? The wise man
who can govern himself,— Horace.
y ^ H D *w*ck reitet al hot. tire*.
AJWo a F o n t.B u m . Ihs M llc r p m
krslm # posk W c . Inin jmsr chars l l
tskee Ih * D e l i ' s fio m Ih r chase
•m l makes w elk in , or i l c w U , •
ò r U «ni. Suhl everyw here.
‘" ‘A l l e n ’s
F o o ts E a s e
D A Y **
F*>f Fro* TrimI pmvhmém »n d i
l r o o f • I f Wmiking D o ti A, Ufioom,
1 Allan's Fuui • A s m , La Noy, N Y.
From Youth to Age
Thera are three trying period* in a
woman'* life; when the girl mature*
to womanhood, when • woman
give* birth to her Aral child, when •
woman re ache* middie age. At
these time* Lydia K. Plnkhun'*
Vegetable Compound help* to re-
•toro normal health and vigor.
I Y 1)1 A E. PIIYKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
■ « hi « i . rissa tu
mi m . ni.
LV vs. m u
SUFFERING ELIMINATED
13-year* sucre* In treating Kcctal and
Colon trouble* hy th* l)r. C J. Dean
NON SimciCAI. method rs-
»Mr* ue lo «let WKITTKN AS-
\
\
NATKO or KEK KKKllNDgD
¡fend today fur FftKK I o o pa«a
nook <lr «. r ih in g M M ami prop-
I n D a l l y Ufte
P u ttin g O b s e rv a tio n
As fat as most ot us are concerned
we wouldn't give n hang fot some g if
the povvei to g|e us to see ourselves
ns Itliers see us II we could have on*
that would enable us to make Itherr
«ee a* a* we see ourselves.—Cincin
mill Enquirer.
R o t a L V COLON CLINIC
over a il the iror/rf
T H O U S A N D S o f women h»ve come
to regard Cutirura u the true natural
aid to s lovely »kin and sttrsttive hand,
and hair. Regular daily uie o ft .uticora
Hoap, «Muted by Cutirura Ointment
when required, purifies «nd beiunfiet
the (kin, clean»« the scalp and keep,
the htir live and glouy.
Putting It U p to D ru gg itt
Custom er- l.asl time you lefusod h
<ell me arsenic
Now I've brought you
my rats and you can poison then
you rs elf.-P a ris P e lli Parisien.
B j i j i i t 19 i J t é l i m * 9 t k k p < n * " 9 iê
l — dr
So«P 2Jc Oiotmmi Jlc. «nd Me. Tciium 2 *
Sun pic ,sch free.
A ttorn : "Certcurs," D*pt. BS, M.l.t.n, M sm
W~~ ('«»lew re «h a r in g Stick M e.
P A R K E R 'S
H A IR B A IA A M
i .
lUninvrat‘»rxlnilf Mt«i|»«HftirFalltl
RoalorM Color and
Beauty lo Gray and Padod Half
. And fl (V)nf |>rtirfflaU.^^M
in
FI.ORE3TON SHAMPOO-Mral for •»•• In
connati Ion with Parkrr’a llalr Bâlaain. Makmthn
hatr roft and fluffy, (to canta hy mail o f at dmji-
fflata. Iliaco* Chemical Work«, I'atchogoa, N. T .
W. N. U., P O R T L A N D , NO. 28 1929*