The Beaverton review., November 01, 1929, Image 2

TI IK BEAVERTON REVIEW
Fri«l« y, November t, 1929
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STU DIO B A R B ER SH O P
FIR ST CLA SS WORK
A T R E A SO N A B L E TRICES
E. D. VanM eter, Prop.
One touch of th* J» u I« t and scuff* dU»pj»*r.
Snuv'ih. uniform color com*« lock to In W
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end«. Colon tv« 14«. k. brown, tan tod white
ocu U a I |«4i*h hx others.
By A R T H U R D . H O W D E N SM IT H
A. E. HANSON
WhenFood
Sours
L ots o f ftvlka who think they have
“Indigestion" have only an a d d condi­
tion which could be corrected In live
or ten tninntea. An effective anti-add
like Phllllpa Milk o f M agnesia soon
restores digestion to normal.
Phllllpa does away w ith all that
sourness and (ms right after m eals It
prevents the distress so apt to occur
tw o hours a fter eating. W hat a pleas­
ant preparation to ta k e !
And how
good It Is for the s y s te m ! U nlike a
burning dose o f soda—w hich Is but
temporary relief at b est—P hillips
Milk o f Magnesia n eu tralises many
tim es Its volume In add .
N ext tim e a hearty meal, or too rich
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ST A N D A R D H A R D W A R E
and F U R N IT U R E
Cash paid
for
old
stoves
and
furniture
I s Bank Block
Fountain Service
o f Magnesia
G re e k s F ir s t to D iv id e
D ay In to E q u a l P a r ts
It Is not definitely know n Just how
th e day happened to be divided into
2-4 hours. A t th e tim e of th e H om eric
poem s th e day w as divided in to th re e
p a rts — th e first beginning w ith su n rise
a n d com prising th a t p a rt du rin g which
th e light In c re a se d ; th e second, m id­
day. d u rin g w hich th e sun w as th o u g h t
to sta n d still, a n d th e th ird period d u r­
in g w hich th e a tm o sp h e ric w a rm th in­
c rea se d . T hese divisions w ere la te r
subdivided e ith e r by A n ax im an d er or
A nnxlm ines. who Is said to h a v e m ade
th e G reek s a cq u a in te d w ith th e use of
th e B abylonian ch ro n o m e te r o r sun
dial, by m eans of w hich th e n a tu ra l
day w as divided into 12 equal spaces.
T h e e a rlie st sundial of w hich w e have
know ledge w as th a t of th e C h ald ean
a stro n o m e r Berossu*. w ho lived about
SuO B. C. Its a rc w as divided Into 12
eq u al p a rts o f tim e.
At B abylon the
p e rio d from su n rise to su n se t a n d also
th e period of d a rk n e ss w ere each divid­
ed in to 12 hours. A ccording to th is
a rra n g e m e n t, th e day h our w a s In the
su m m er longer th a n th e night h our
a n d In th e w in ter sh o rte r. T h e G reeks
Im proved upon th is system by dividing
th e w hole period in to 12 equal hours
A gain
Richard, a g e th ree , is th e proud pos­
se ss o r of a six-m onths-old b rin d le bull
dog. T h e pup Is .q u it e m ischievous
and ao la R ichard.
T h e o th e r day m o th e r found her
freshly-iced cake In a d e p lo ra b le con
dltlon. R ich ard w as h u rry in g out the
door w hen m other hulted him w ith :
"S onny, h ave yon been In th is cake?"
H e looked up innocently a n d sw eet
ly s a i d : "M other, it’s th a t d>>g a g a in .’
R uss B all B ine d e lig h ts th e house­
wife. M akes clo th es w h ite r th a n snow.
A t y o u r G ro cer's.—Adv.
F e m in i n e E m b e llish m e n t
A fa rth in g a le Is a c u n trl»unee, re
sem bllng a hoop sk irt or crinoline, fc
w as worn by women of th e S ix teen th
a n d S ev en teen th c en tu rie s lo extend
th e ir sk irts.
H um ility Is a feeling not to be dis
played.
Denver Boy
is a Winner
E v ery m o th e r re a l
Izes how Im p o rta n t it
Is to te a c h ch ild ren
good h a b its o f con­
d u c t b u t m any of
them fa ll to realize
th e
Im p o rta n ce
of
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t eachi ng th e ir chll-
* - I
Iren good bowel hab­
its u n til th e poisons from decaying
w a ste held too long In th e system
have
begun to affect th e child's
health.
W atch y o u r child and a t th e first
sign o f co n stip a tio n , give him a little
C alifo rn ia F ig Syrup. C h ild ren lov«
Its rich, fru ity ta s te a n d It quickly
drives a w ay th o se d istre s sin g a il­
m ents, such ns headaches, had b re ath ,
coated tongue, biliousness, fe v e rish ­
ness, fre tfu ln e ss, e tc. It gives them a
h e a rty a p p e tite , re g u la te s th e ir stom ­
a ch and bow els a n d gives to n e and
stre n g th to th ese o rg a n s so th ey con­
tin u e to a c t norm ally, o f th e ir own
accord.
F o r over fifty y e ars, lead
Ing p h y sician s have p re sc rib e d It for
half-sick, bilious, c o n stip a te d chll
dren.
M ore th a n 4 m illion bottle.-
used a y e a r show s how m o th e rs de
pend on It.
M rs. C. O. W ilcox, 88.5514 W olff
S t., D enver, Colorado, s a y s : "M y son,
Ja c k ie , Is a p rize w in n e r fo r h e alth ,
now, b u t w e had a lot o f tro u b le w ith
him before we found h is tro u b le w as
c o n stip a tio n and began giving him
C a lifo rn ia F ig Syrup. I t fixed 1dm
up quick, gave him a good npp etlte,
m ade Mm sleep fine a n d h e 's been
gaining In w eig h t rig h t along slnca
fhe first few days, ta k in g It."
To avoid Inferior Im ita tio n s e t
California F ig Sym p, alw ays look for
th a word “California'' on th* carton.
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C*pt. Lion Follow««* A m erican
m erchant «hip la sunk by a Hrtt*
lah frlKAta off P o rtu g a l In tha
W ar of ISIS. Tha craw a u rra n -
dara. but Fallow ea reach«# ahora
axhauated Hta l if t la aavad by
• n tCngltah-apaaklng girl, who
concaala bar idantlty.
8 ha la
• bout to ra t out for Llabon F a l­
low ra r «-a to Llabon w bara ha
ma«*»
an a cq u a in t a no#, Capt.
Chi. ter of the A m arlcan ahlp
T rue Bounty, who offer# him a
b arth aa a m ala, but know ing
C h a te r Is disloyal In trad in g
w ith tba enem y, ha ra fu a a a Ha
rnaata tha g irl who aavad hla
llfa, C ara Ingiepln. d a u g h ta r of
tha ow nar of T rua B ounty Sha
la bound for homa and Inducaa
Fallow ea to sail aa m at# Ha la
In lova w ith Cara. Tha eaaaal la
«topped by tha B rltlah frig ate.
B**ger. C aptain Colllahaw w Da-
•p lte hla claim a to Am arlcan
c ltiie n sh ip ,
Fellow ee la tak e n
aboard tha B adger a **preeaed*'
man. Maddened a t w h at ha be-
llaaea la Cara* a and C h a te r’e
trea ch e ry he a trlk e a Colllahaw a.
who order« him a hundred laahea
w ith the **cat.** Fallow««* hatred
of the th ree become« an obaea-
•lon. Off New York Fellow ea ea -
capes from tha Badger.
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C H A P T E R V-^—C o n tin u e d
The v e n tu re a ssu m ed ih e a sp e ct o f a
nig h tm are. H e » « 1 being c ru sh e d h e
tw een black w a te r a n d d a rk n e ss, th e
a ir aqu.-eied from hla lab o rin g lung*
a deadly p re ssu re num bing h it h e art.
T im e ceased to h a v e m enulng. Space
w as Illim itable.
He wav conscious
sim ply of sp la sh in g w earily, o f In te r­
v als w hen he w as tem p ted to su b sid e
un d er th e next wave, of re c u rrin g
vpelta of b attle. H e cam e to him self
at last, tre a d in g w a te r feebly, C uffee
pom m eling bis face a n d chest, a dull
ro a rin g In bis e ars.
"M a rs 'r F e llo w e V pleaded th e negro.
•M ars'r F e llo w e 'l W e go fo' su rf. Vo'
h e a r? D al him s u rf.”
Fellow es acceded dru n k en ly .
"W h e re 's Toro?”
C u ffte In d icated a d rip p in g bn rd eo
lashed to his belt by fhe re m n a n ts of
bis sh irt.
“ Tom plenty w et. m ebbe him drow n
But we go fo' s u r f —quick I T o’ hoi
Cuffee t i g h t Cuffee pull yo tw o like
him w hale pull b o a t Vo' se e !"
F ellow es w as too tire d to a rg u e
longer. He suffered Ms fingers to be
hooked Into th e n e g ro 's b e lt and
floated supine, m arveling at th e un
dim inished vigor w ith w hich Cuffee
slashed Into Ihe rollers. After a few
itro k e s he w as stu n g to renew ed effort,
him self, paddling dog fashion w ith one
arm and kicking his f e e t albeit slug
g libly.
In th e d a rk n e ss they w err
blind, ste e rin g by sou n d ra th e r th an
eyesight, and both w ere su rp rise d
w hen th e ir feet touched
bottom
Cuffee. w ith a g ru n t of sa tis fa c tio n
tossed Tom over one sh o u ld e r and
¡ra s p e d Fellow ea by tb e arm . strid in g
vut a g ain st th e suck of th e u n dertow
is easily as though he w alked a level
]eck . And w hile Fellow es ruttspsecl
JO th e dry sand, p an tin g and m uscle
cram ped. Cuffee set to w ork on Tom
m d had him choking a n d coughing by
the tim e the Long Islander w as sittin g
up. An Ira te person. T om —" F in e p air
o' m essm ates I" “ T a i n t yer fa u lt I
w a sn 't d row ned."
“ 'N ever be th e
sam e m an. I w o n t I" "O ughter be
Keelhauled, ye had I"
" J u s t th e sam e, yo u 're a rree m an
to n ig h t.” exclaim ed Fellow ea w ith bla
first w hole breath . “ F re e of f r t m p l n
C olllshaw e An A m erican again I W e're
as good as home, Tom. T h is Is my
la n d — the Point o' Woods, at the west
rod ol th e island
My h e rd e rs sh a rk
la on ttie fa r aide of th e forest, behind
the d u n e s.’’
Fellow es led tb e th re e at a stiff
egged tro t over tb e dunes, until they
em erged upon th e Islan d 's uptxisitr
shore. Close at hand a cordial glow
poured from th e open door of a light
ly built stru c tu re , to g eth e r w ith th»
p lea sa n t odor of bacon and a singsong
hum ol voices.
Fellow es a p p ro ach ed th e door, bis
com panions crow ding hta tieeia.
“—J e s a s I’m afellln ye. Joe," one
of th e voices w as saying
" l i e corn*
hack n e s night, a n d he looked like
he’d seed a ghost. See h e : 'T w a a
th a t air slav er c a p 'n —over to !"ln t o
W oods
Ha nted me, he did.
All
n ig h t Come o w ailed I l i < my ear
" W h a ra
my
h e ad ? "
he'd
boiler
•W liar's m y—* ' •
“L o rd !” m oaned a n o th e r
voice
'H e re he be. head 'n a i l !"
Fellow ea. peering In th e doorw ay saw
tw o frig h te n ed figures cow ering lu a
corner ol th e h u t but no sign ot a
‘h a 'n t’’ until he hapftened to glance
sid e w a y s T hen he chuckled Cuffee
c u rio u s as to th ese stra n g e rs, nad
d u c k his head In a convenient win
dow
T h e u eg ro 's sc a rre d teal urea
a to p of his g listening naked to rso w ere
lulliclent to affright any yokels al
ready b»nt on frig h ten in g them selves
“ H a v en 't you seen a black m an be
fore?” called Fellow es. step p in g luslde
T a r t s K ach esl And Jo e Doak. Well
well, boys— ”
“ A nother ha'nt.* gasped Doak “<>b
S quire Fellow es. he kind like ye used
to, anil go hack to th e grave, and
leave us p<x»r fellow s he."
Fellow ea laughed o u tr ig h t
“ T ou'd h e lle r try th e zanies, Tom.
tie In v ite d “ H ere, P a ris, J o e ! Kvet
lee anyone m ore d k e a live sa ilo r? ”
T h e p a ll w ere fa scin a te d hy Tom s
gargoyle vlxuge and groteM pie figure
“ B e— be— ye
reiilly
S q u ire
Fet
ow e»?' q u a v ere d Kuclies.
“ Fe*d my h and.'' Fellow ea hade him
C u ss n e. but th a t a flesh IT blood
he confessed
“ B ut hew n lim 'd ye
gll here, sq u ire ? W e heard tell ye
w as pressed h> C olllshaw e."
“ T la a long sto ry ." Fellow ea an
rw ered grim ly, “ la Saul C h a le t In
Babylon r
"E ver sence he come hom e from
.
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DYAN$HIN E /
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M EALS
SA T ISFA C T IO N
No W o n d e r
“T h is c a rd you have hung In th e
k itchen, mum.'* said th e su b u rb a n
cook, "is too m uch for me. I can 't
m ak e o a t w hat my n ig h ts off a re ."
"A nd no w onder. N ora. T h a t ’s a
tim e-tab le o f su b u rb a n tra in s .”—Ex
change.
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W hitehall R estau ran t
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1 . Milk
H A RD W A RE
B A R T O N 'S
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WNU I
S U O I! P O L IS H
j i k
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Love a n d H u m a n it y
A W e d d i n g Bell#
IV rty g a l.” (Caches replied, a trifle
Fellow es lau g h ed harsh ly .
L ove Is tint a n o th e r nam e for th at I Blink» S h e a h orn q u ite s belle B
sham efaced. “ But who y* got w ith
“ I e xpected th e y 'd he th e re . W aks
y*V sq u ire ?"
me w hen you m ak s In for th e E ast In sc ru ta b le prewenvs by w hich th e soul I her day. M arried fo u r lim e#.
Is c o n n ected w ith h u m a n ity .—Minima.
Jin k * H ad fo u r m en rin g h e r, e h l
"T w o m en w ho escaped w ith me creek *
off th e Itadger. C olllshaw e and a lan d
Ho w as asloep alm oat aa soon a t Me
Ing p u n y a re bound for Itahylon t o
h “w'l touched th a floorboard*
Kvsry
W aist Overall« for M en an d Youth«
n ig h t
I w ant to ta k e them . H ave th in g w as h a ppening a s he had In
you a boat hereT"
tended. Success he uo longer doubted
“ My le e tte d ucker." responded IViak
"S h e 's a d u rn e d bandy c r a f t If I do
C H A P T E R VI
say so.”
“G el her ready
We m ust «cud
A! th e G e n e ra l A rm strong
for I t H u rry I Every m inute ro u u fs."
Doak » band on h is a u k ls aw ak en ed
lie set au exam ple by w isin g a roll
Fellow es w ith all hla se n se s alert. Ni
of b la n k e ts ; Cuffee helped E aches col
light show ed a g ain st th e c u rta in ol
lect th e p ro v isio n s; Doak allpiied oui
th e n ig h t, no noise c a m s from the
w ith an a p o lo g e tic : “«lit the anclioi
shore.
up
Ye’ll h ave to w ade to her." and
“ Seem s a s (hough Ih s B ritisher»
Tom b rought up tbe rear.
T h e d u c k e t w as a n alm ost flat h ot* wore m ortal q u ie t.” whla|>ered Eaches.
“T h ey d o n 't w ant to be seen h ers."
tom ed c ra ft, an elo n g ated tria n g le In
re tu rn e d Fellow es. “ Look s h a r p J o s I
shape, w ith a single leg-o' m u tto n sail
T h e re 's s landing."
callable of a sto n ish in g tyraed before
Bib Overall« for M en an d Boy»
“ T w ill do," acknow ledged Doak.
th e w ind. J u s t the feel of her slimy
and slid th e d u c k er ln sh o rs b e sld s a
floorboards u n d e r the b a re feet slim
ric k e ty w harf.
A p p a re n tly
u late d F ellow ea self rew pect She was
Inoffovlir» “C a tr i n a ”
T h e ir feet c la tte re d on loose hoard*
"H en ry , th e se fru it Juico* o f jrouim
a b o a t a n d be w as c a p ta in abourd
«'uaaliig la a silly « u m * o f effort
I lien p a tte re d soundlessly on Hi# N ote h w little etti» I It has on the don't acorn to fe rm e n t."
h e r ; a n d the reallxatloo helped hint to
e a rth e n roadw ay pnrellelltig th e creek
slough off tb e last tra c e of th e
'T h e n I w as m aking Jelly a fte r all!*“
w e a th e r.—L an sin g S ta te Jo u rn a l.
“ W aaU. I tu rn off h e re to r S opher'a,"
su b o rd in a tio n th e B adger’s Iron d lt
Macho* announced.
" I ’ll knock at
olpllne had gro u n d Into tils souk Ills
every door I pass. Joe. y s trailer work
voice c rac k le d w ith the c ris p a u th o rity
w est."
of th e q u a rte rd e c k "Get th a t sail up.
"M l r a ttle up (be bull d u ro sd »11
P a r is ! Joe. you ta k e the tiller Cuffee
inge." prom ised IViak.
a n d Tom . lie up In th e bow ”
E aches vanished b etw een th* trees,
“ W e ll m ak e a spry ru n w ith th is
and at th e next Ian* IHatk left them
w ind.” J o e D oak a nnounced a s tbe
w ith a brief. “ See y# al th e W hhler's."
sail tilled. "W o u ld n 't he s'p rlse d II
T h e o th e rs Siam em erged upon a
w ider th o ro u g h fare , sp rin k le d liberally
w ith houses, (he larg e st of w hich, dl
racily opposite, wua d istin g u ish e d by
a signboard, c re a k in g gently In ihe
breeze as It sw ung above th* stre e t
I ) A Y E R A S P I R IN la lik e an old friend, triad and
In th e sta b le y a rd b eside It atoqd e
d ila p id a te d stag eco ach .
true. T here can n ever be a saU afactory aub-
“Je ff Higgle m ust h ave been la te
e titn te for eith er on«. B ayer A sp irin la genuine*.
driv in g out from B rooklyn.” ex claim ed
I t la th* accepted a n tid o te fo r pain. Its r e lie f m ay
F e llo w es
" M rs R hodes la still up
alw ays be railed on. w h ether used fo r th* occa­
T h is Is luck."
sio n a l headache, to head-off a cold, or for the m ore
T he lighted window w as open and
•orious ache* and p ain s from neuralgia, nauritla,
a a p a tte r of a rg u m e n t c u rrie d clearly
rh eu n atirm or oth er ailm ent«. It' » easy to
to Ihe fugitives. "I nev er h e ard such
Id en tify B ayer A sp irin by th a B ayer Gross on
foolishness I Ye he'll a d rln k lu '. Jeff
every tablet, by tha nam e B ayer on tha box and
Thai'» w hat ye h e n .“ “ No, I a in ’t.
th* word " g e n u in e " alw ays p rinted In rad.
M m ini}
I te e d him aa nigh aa ye tie
A g re n a a t. ta ll mum d re sse d like a
E nglish »a I lor. and a n a k ed ru tla a a in
A s p ir i» U t W lr » W » » « mi
■tie hand a n d pistol In t'o th e r And he
idfvf hl.nafBctirw nf #■«**»
stu ck th e plstid Into my etum inlck and
« d » U r « r lilM t # f mt Bhllcy
soya h e : 'la tnla th e B ahyloo road?
and sea I ; ‘It be.
And sea h e : 'Git
along it, m ate.
Am* I te e d mehtra
'hrve-foiii m ore dremrad like he w ore.“
’A likely tale ," scoffed th e w om an
Fellow e» »Hatched a sid e th e window
-u rtaln
“ W e're ae Good aa Home, tom .*
Hi* S t r o n g P o in t
F i m i a g II» # D # l o « r
“ But trn c, Mr» Rhode*.“ he said.
J u lie — T e d d f la a * fully tb tr r e a tln f .
“ W Tinlî Tlu* m ain n a n i lo Hink#*
we done It In tw o h o u rs to Sam|>a
“ A nother one.” squ u w k ed Higgle
Jo u li—la lie. rrnlljr?
▼III# In o|M*n all (li# wnjrT**
warns creek —land ye slick a s a w histle
'A nd look to th a t evil oay g u r w ith
J u lle -Y e#, he can IUt«*n for h o u rs
••Tra, wt* hnri lo «» ih 'H It u n til w«
at th e Ms not dock, a q u lre *
him I"
gi'i flic «Iclour fixed.** — Huffnlo Tlm ca. on any a u h je rt. I'h lh o le lp h la HuMefln.
“ No, w e ll h ave lo run Into E ast
Bid Sim. Khodes w as u n p e rtu rb e d
creek.“ re p lied Fellow es. "T he Itrlt
She rose from Ihe tab le at w hich she
Isliers will l>e at Saul « 'h a te r s farm
had been tiltin g six feel o | gaunt,
—— -—-
•
and I don f b a n k et lo go n eat 'h e m
capalde bone and m uscle, and sta lk e d
pt&mwi
u
i
un n rm ed
How a re we going to ra ic h
to Ihe window
C olllshaw e ■ p a rty ?
Iluve you any
“ Now see here, my m an “ th e a s
c r i -Tj a
• n ii i ti u r
verted ste rn ly , “no a lg id w u lk e r. be he
"F o r sn rtn ln ." Jo e spoke up proud
E nglish or A m erican, ever had aught
ij . “T h a r 's th e F enclbles."
>uf o’ \ l randy R hode* I've a m usket
“ W ho's In It r
Untidy, a n d —God M ess my soul, tla
"A ll o ' us —N im rod S o p h e F t ra p 'n
S iU lre F ellow ea t W here lo the nam e
F e l l o w e s d e l ll ra n it e d for so m e into
o' P rovidence did ye m in e from , sir
a tea
■ hat Saul C h a le t tola us w ore p ressed
"I'll tell you w h a t" he decided
•ITn his sh ip I »ear. deur d e a r I Come
Anally
“ As stain as we lund. Pari»
In. air. com e In. And who h ave ye
had b e tte r go w ake o p S opher
T he
Ih n r?
l and'» sake, th a t n ig g er's ae
rest ot us —I suppose the Widow
'n il ns «nine n Jeff R lggle s «lories I"
R hodes still h a s th e Pig and F u n n e l
“ llu h . ye b e lte r not talk so b ra sh
at th e c ro ssro a d s? T I s s convenient
M ra n d y .“ grow led Higgle. “ I sa id I
p lace to rally aL Joe. you ra n be
seed a E nglishm an, and It p e a rs like
w aking o th er lads In Ihe village
I
I dliL"
th in k I'll get som e sleep w hile I c an .'
“ Ye sew th a t nigger o' a q u lre 'e —“
He bad rolled him self lo s blanket
“ No. lie saw a re al E nglish sa ilo r
under th e h e rd e rs' feet w hen a sad d en
Mr* RI 11 ales,“ In te rru p te d Fellow ea
thought o ccu rred to him
“ H ave > >u
Baby till and ailment* seem
'W e re Just esca|>ed ofl th e B adger
h e ard If ( 'h a te r h a s v isito rs si th e
tw ice as serious at night. A sud­
C a p ta in C olllshaw e'* ah lp S h e 's lying
fa rm ? he asked, s ittin g up
den cry may mean colic. Or a
•utglde th e Inlet, a n d C nlllahuw e and
“ By heck. I'd plntnb forgot." e i
sudden attack nf diarrhea—a con­
tw enty m en should lie al S aul C h n ter s
clnlm ed Eaches. "C ouple o' women
dition it is always important to
tills m om ent—th ey cam e a sh o re In th e
sq u ire and th e feller to N'oo Vuwk
check quickly. H ow would you
lo n g b o a t*
ow ns ( ’h a te r's s h i p "
meet this em erg en cy —tonight?
tion always on hand. But don’t
I T O B E C O N TIN U E D »
Levi Strauss
.O v e r a 11 s
The Mark o f
G en u in e
A s p ir in ..
lÉir
W hen
are u p se t
»♦■»a a a a o o a e a o a e e a a e e
F ive S im p le R u les fo r K ee p in g G ood H ea lth
P ra c tic a l In feren ce from th e view s
of an em in en t physician a re *0 aim
pie th a t they a re alm ost trite , a n d
yet th ey a re fu n d a m e n ta l
It you
w ant to keep out of Ihe repulr shop
and m ake y our own body “tic k " vig­
orously a n d re g u la r!, don 't rely on
d n ig s. but co -o p erate s l t h n a tu re In
five w a y s:
1 — D rink an a b u n d n n ee of w a te r to
keep your c e 'ls in condition
2— Sleep a t least e ig h t 'to u rs out of
each 24 to m ain tain your b a tte rie s.
3— K egukxe your diet c are fu lly so
your body will be a d eq u a te ly Hour
lulled. a n d don't "dig your grave w ith
your te e th " by o v ereatin g .
4— Gei plenty of fre s h u lr espe
d a lly w hen you a re sleeping.
. 6 — E x erc ise re gularly
to rebuild
w orn tis su e s In c re a se blood clrculn
lio n s and develop new .-ells
If th e se live sim ple rule* w ere hon
estly a n d th o ro u g h ly observ ed for aev
oral g e neration« a s vigorously us the
N o t a d lo r S o v o r o W i n t e r «
T h e vveuthei b u r e a u s a y s II111I gen
e r a lt y «(making, t h e s t a t e of N o r t h
D a k o t a a n d t h e eu »ter n p o r tio n ot
.Montunn a n d t h e w e s t e r n |«irt|on ot
M in n e s o t a h a v e lira moat s e v e r e win
1er
clim ate,
although
|Hirtloii*
ot
n o r t h e r n New E n g l a n d u n d t h e imnin
la i n » ta li o n » o f n o r t h e r n N ew Yor k
h a v e w o a l h e t > . .m illio n * n e arly up
p m u e l i l h g l h i » p In I h e set Ihm» tirsi
named
l i k e w i s e , s o m e o f I tie nim m
fa i n d i s t r i c t * h a v e s e v e r e w e u t h e i
m e t s o m e w h a t lo n get perita i» t h a n
In Ihe s e t i hm» previously mt-m lim ed
anil hen vlei » n o w s mny i n h i
nut
uaiiully t h e temiH-ratiire» a r e not ».
low d u r i n g iierlod» o f I n t e n s e .-old *»
in t u ì in t h e lower levels o f I h e » I s l e s
Ural
mentioned.
Jew » have obeyed th# is w r o f hygiene
han d ed dow n by Moses, d ru g g ists a n d
d o c to rs w ould e v en tu a lly he obliged
to seek o th e r ocru|M itlone. a n d th*
w orld w ould fra p o p u la te d hy .1 very
m uch su p e rio r ra c e nf h u m an being»
—C lev elan d P lain D ealer.
U»» C om m on Sen*o
In th e n a tu re of th in g s all ord ln n ry
«flint» und fe a ts nf s tre n g th a re al
th e sam e tim e w o nderful e x e rc is e s foi
th o se physical c u ltu rl» ta who a re ad
vunced enough t r Ira ab le to do th em
Y'nii can rom hlnp rhe »[icrtncijliir w ith
th e pru<-tlcHl T h e hu m an system , no
m u tte r how ro b u st, wua n e v er In ten d
ed lo h a n d le package* w eighing *
couple o f Iona. W hy not leave th a t
lo th e e le p h a n ta ?
Indeed. Intended
record b re ak in g lift* ol any kind w llh
b a r h e lls or oilier w eights, a re not It
be re g a rd e d a s e z e rria e In Hie proper
se n se a n d should only tie u n d e rta k e n
liy highly developed pro feaalo n ala In
th is f i e l d - o r by a m a te u rs who have
a tta in e d p ro fessio n al sta n d in g hy way
nf acc o m p lish m en t.— I ’a rl E asto n WU
llam a In P hysical C ult Ur* M nguzlna.
If Com et Should Hit Forth
P ro te m o i Tntl«| sa y s th a t If th e head
o f a larg e com et sh o u ld collide w llh
th e e a rth , p n h a h ty th e a ir ml w a ter
w ould Ite Inatunily con su m ed a n d diasi
puled, und a c o n sld e ra h ls region of fhe
e a rth '» »iirface ra is e d to Ineamlco-
centra. It m ight hap p en th a t diffusion
>f noxious g a se s from su d d e n rom ba»
'Io n ol h vdroetirhon corate Hindu would
*0 v itia te ih e a tm o sp h e re ae to re n d er
If u n su lta h le fur b re a th in g
In th is
m anner w hile III* e a r th Itself. It*
ocean» a n d hum an d w sllln g s. m ight
exes|ra un h arm ed , »uch an ev en t m ight
m ean uni vernal dentil to n e a rly all
form a of an im al e s i s t e r e »
Have you a bottle of Castoria
ready? Thpre is nothing that can
take the place of this harmless
but effective remedy for children;
nothing that acts quite the same,
or has quite the same comforting
effect on them.
For the protection of your wee
one— for your own peace of mind
—keep this old, reliable prepara­
keep it just for emergencies; let
it be an everyday aid Its gentle
influence will ease and soothe the
infant who cannot sleep. Its mild
regulation will help an older child
whose tongue is coated because of
sluggish bowels. All druggists
have C astoria; the genuine bears
Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on
the wrapper.
When a White Collar Man
“Goes Army”
Perhaps he doesn’t
learn a few things!
O N’T en vy a man who “only
has to work a typewriter.”
So we wero told by Mr. Solon S.
Bloom of 3503 Woodbrook Avenue,
Baltimore, M d., whoao health began
to give w ay because hi* work gave
him no bodily exercise.
D
V I decided to get away to a military
training cam p,” aays Mr. Bloom,
J*thinking th e rough and tumble
w ith th e arm y would do m e good
for a m onth. I asked th e doctor
w hat to do about m y condition.
'I’ve seen men. I ’ve known men,’ he
aaid. 'I know w hat they eat, drink,
and how they live. I know cathartics,
phymica, and all the way* men try
t o keep themaelvea regular— and the
only tw o th at go together well are
men and NujoL Nujol aoothc# and
heals the membrane* and expel*
bodily poison* normally, naturally,
easily, ao th a t you are regular aa
dock-w ork.’ ”
T hat w as w hat Mr. Bloom lea mad
« b a n ha left hi* typewriter and want
into the army. If you are Uk* moat
other people, you too will And that
Nujol will make all tha difference in
the world in the way you feel.
Remember Nujol la not a medi­
cine, for it contains no drugs of
any kind. It ia »imply bodily lubrica­
tion that everybody needs.
You ran get a bottle of Nujol a t
any good drug store, in a m sled pack­
age, for the price of a couple of good
cigars. If you will start today and
try it for two weeks you will agree
that Nujol la the easy normal way
to keep well and make a success ou t
of your life. You will b* astonished
a t th* reaultal