THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Fritbiy, December 6, 1929
ThU M other
H ad Problem
^
Aa a rule, milk ti
about the heat food
for
children.
b u t
th ere a re tlmee w her
they are much bettei
off w ithout I t
II
should aiwaye be left
when
chlldrea
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0
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^y r
'
show
by
fevertah,
fretfu l o r cross spells, by bad b re a th
coated ton rue, sallow akin, im ltge»
lion, blllouaneaa, etc., th a t th e ir ston»
ach and bowels a re ou t of order.
In cases like this, C alifornia FIs
fl.vrup never falls to work wonders, by
quick and gentle w ay It removes
all th e a o u rln f w aste w hich ts cau s
!P f th e trouble, reg u lates th e stom
ach and bowels and gtves theee o r
pans tone and stre n g th so they con
tin u e to act norm ally o f th eir own ac
cord. C hildren love Its rich, fruity
flavor and It’s purely vegetable and
harm less, even fo r babied.
, M illions o f m others h a re proved Itj
lu erit an d reliab ility In over BO y e a n
Of steadily Increasing use. A W estern
m other, Mrs. May Snavely, Montrose,
C alifornia, sa y s: “My little g ir t Ed
n a ’s, tendency to constipation w as s
problem to me u n til I began giving
h e r C alifornia F ig Syrup. It helped
h e r rig h t aw ay and soon h e r stomach
and bowels w ere acting perfectly.
Since then I’ve never had to have any
advice about h e r bowels. I have al
so used C alifornia F ig Syrup with
my ltttls boy, w ith eqnal success."
T o be sure of g etting the genuine,
which physicians endorse, alw ays ask
to r C alifornia F ig Syrup by th e full
namec
To Cool a Burn
U m H A N F O R D ’S
When talk in g to o u r advertlaers,
please m ention the Review.
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STUDIO BARKER SHOP
F IR S T CLASS WORK
A T REA SO NA BLE PR IC ES
STORY
WOOD and COAL
Wood o r Slab— an y length
any kind
Prom pt Delivery..
Phone 4504
Cord
—
HALSTEN
— 1—
m
HARDWARE
STANDARD H ARDW ARE
and F U R N IT U R E
Cash paid fo r old stovaa and
fu rn itu re
la Bank Block
F ountain Service . .
.B eet of E a ts
Whitehall Restaurant
M AGAZINES and CANDY
BEAVERTON
a-t
OREGON
Beaverton Lumber Co.
W E SO LICIT YOUR PA TRO N A G E
Lewis B rothers. P ro p rieto rs
MAPES & SON
RESTA URA NT
MEALS
SHORT O R D E R ’
C igars, Tobaccos
Confections, S oft D rinks
Cady Bldg.
— >-
W ataoa 9%
FROM
THt
»TART
C»pL U o n r s l l o w e e A m e r i c a s
m e r c h a n t a h i p le e u n k by e Urlt-
leh r n s e t e o f t * o rlu » a l In the
War of t i l l
Fellow i-a' life le
e a r e d by a n C u s U e h - e p e e k l n s
B l r t wh o co n cea l» h er Id en tity
F e l l o w e s g o ee to LUeboo w h ere
he m e e te a n a c q u a i n t a n c e , Ca pL
C b e l e r ol t h e A m erican ehlp
T r u e B o u n ty , w h o olYere him a
b e r t h ee a m a le , b u t h n o w t n a
C b e l e r la d i s l o y a l la t r a d m a
w ltb Ib e en em y , be r e l u e e e He
m eele t h e s ' r l w h o eav ed ble
life, C a r a t n g l e p i n , d a u g h t e r of
t h e o w n e r of T ru e B o u n ty She
la bound t o r h o m e a n d In duces
F e l l o w e e to sail a s m e t e i t s le
la love w l t b C ara. T h e vessel le
s t o p p e d by m e Hrltte h f rig a te .
H edger. C a p t a i n C o l l l s h a w a F e l
lowee le t a k e n a b o a r d th e t u d s -
er % " p r e s s e d " m e n Ma ddened
a t w h a t be b eliev es le C a r a 's en d
C h a f e r 's t r e a c h e r y
he s t r i k e s
C o llls h a w a , w h o o r d e r a h im s
h u n d r e d l aeh ee w ith th e "cat."
F ello w ee' h a t r e d of t h e t h r e e be-
oomee a n ob sessio n.
O ff New
York F e l l o w e e e a r a nee f ro m th e
B a d g e r. He e c e o t a a plot la a
m eet I n s to he h eld a t Chater*e
h o m e e n d g a t h e r s a c o m p a n y of
m i l i ti a to c i r c u m v e n t t h e p l o t
ters.
l a a fight b e t w e e n Ibe
m l l ltta e n d Hrlt eh s a i lo r s Colli-
e h a w e e s c a p e e At C h a l e r 'e home
F e llo w e e finds C a ra , her f a l h a i
a n d C h a t e r F ello w ee scoffs at
the g irl's denial of connivlna
a t hie k i d n a p i n g
No I n c r i m i n
a t i n g p a p e r s a r e foun d.
The
I n g l e p l o p a r t y leav aa t p r New
York.
<N>t»jrrlcht I 9 t l
A H r i l l U IV H O W D S N k U i m
W N U F o r v iv i
sharply. T hera wsa • susplelon of a
trickle to each corner.
" '8«>me day* I T hai’s whal men al
lus aay. l'bey come and ye gll j e r
self used to thar dlrly wsya—and they
up and leave ye. kverleaa ea a cal
huntln a new hearth.
But they'll
come hack — ’•mue day.' auye they
Humph I Wall, all I cau tell ya, Squire
Fellowee, la, ye'll he happier when yw
st»p «ailin' 'raound killin' folks. and
gettln' yeraelf beat, and I d au n t
knaow whal elae— runnln' aftei gal*
ye hate, too T h a t* the queereal tune
I ever hopped t a
If ye'd mede yet
mind up to settle dauwn. ell nice and
proper, and (arm yer land, aud raise
a fain'ly—*
Her evict receded through the
kitchen, and Sopher aald h astily :
“1 think I'll drive on. Lion I've had
my breakfast. And I’ll send Higgle
up to you Miranda le— e h —to a bel
Hgerent mood, I Judge."
Tom Orogan wagged hie head a*
the lawyer left the room. The tailor
was silting, rather uncomfortably,
upon one of the spindly-legged mahog
any chatra Fellowee' mother bad
fetched home from England.
“1 dunno what bellygruot la,* he
«old. “ nice* It's kin to gabby: Dul
C H A P T E R V II— Continued
“And carry on the m aintenance ot
the s s tn te l I fear not. U on, 1 fear
not. Business Is slothful."
W rAaJr— — wtwm.
“Humph I Then I’ll have you look
t n o e a i M t o q __________
F. W. BISHOP
over our title s See which mini» could
be disposed ot most readily.*
PLUM BING and H EA TIN G
“ Sell the Manor fields!” Sopher was
H ardw are, P ain ts
overwhelmed. "Why. my dear U on I
Was Your
Not an acre has gone sluce—But this
Phone, 2003 ....................- , • Beavertoea Is absurd. Do listen to reason I '
Grandmother’s Remedy
®Tbere Isn't any reason In ibe sltn
F o r every stom ach
atlon." Fellowee replied, hetweeo
and Intestinal 111.
Beaver Wood Co.
T his good oid-faab- Block
Wood, P lan er End»; AH strokes of the razor. "1 must have s
ship, Nimrod, and that m eans I must
looed herb borne
g rad es of U tah-W ash. coal.
have money. Unless I can come to
rem edy fo r consti
Y ard a t F ro n t A Main
pation. stom ach Ills P. L. Schultz
Phone 6703 some term s with Joshua Inglepln." tils
sn d o th er derange BEAVERTON
OREGON lean, bronzed features were con
tim ed In * s c o w l "H e hates his
m ents of th e sys
brother—as I d a I should think two
tem so prevalent theee days Is In even
BEAVERTON
FEED
g reater fav o r aa a fam ily m edlc'ne
men who bate the same person would
and
than In your grandm other’s day.
make excellent partners."
“1 m utt deplore the bitterness of
PRODUCE COMPANY
s| irlt." protested the lawyer
Highway and O- E. Tracks “ your
H atred la the cause of Infinite suiter
lug and misery."
C. J. Beach, Manager
“You have the cart before the
Over 400,000 women an d girls who
horse." rapiied Fellowee. ’Misery and
were w eak, ‘blue,’’ nervous, run*
suffering Inspire hate. No. yon needn't
down, and unabla to do th eir work
DR. A. E. WILSON
properly, have im proved their
argue. I appreciate your mot I"-« but
health by taking L ydia E . Pink-
Opto meri»»
my mind Is fsst."
ham's Vegetable Compound. By
Sopher looked uncomfortable.
accurate record, 93 out of every 100
F ram es F itted
Eyes T ested
"At 'h e least." he said hesitantly
report benefit. You can be almost
O regon
B eaverton
“allow ine to offer my services as
certain th a t it will help you too.
counselor and advisor
I should he
delighted to accompany you to the
Lvdia F. PinkharrTs«:
city. a n J — a h —examine any measures
W. E. PEGG
Vegetable Compound
suggested In the light of practical and
consistent law fulness."
U NDERTAKER and EMBALMER
“No. It won't do." denied Fell-'wea
H oaxing th e H eae
Beaverton And smiled al the law yer's chagrin
Q uartz glass used In th e windows G range Building — :—
“T his Isn’t an occasion for lawful
»f a hen house Is said to Induce hens
ness."
lo lay more eggs. The glass admits
Beaverton Barber Shop
“Dear me. Lion, you are most ob
lltra-vlolet rays, which are also ?a!d
■tlnate." sighed Soplier
“And do I
to speed up th e process of incubation
C. J .STEV EN S, PR O PR IETO R
understand It's your purpose to put to
When a q u artz m ercury arc giving
SA TISFA C TIO N G UA RA NTEED
■ea as a p rivateersm an!"
*ff ultra-violet rays was used In an
“ Tea."
p enbator. 20 per cent of the eggs were B eaverton,
O regs«
“1 shall go with yon I I shall accotn
batched from 24 to 48 hoars sooner
than o th er eggs not tre a te d with the
Pure, clean milk is essential to your pany you as—a t— m arine officer. My
liy s.
children's health. F or milk scoring m ilitary services will b a re equipped
9b out of 100 points by the S ta ts me for the duties, and I am sore a
D airy and Food D epartm ent, call th s number of my corps will enlist with
I f you w ish beautiful clear white
th flr captain."
SERV ICE DAIRY
riothea, use Russ Ball Blus. L arg.
Fellow es smile been me a laugh, si
package a t Qrocers.—Adv.
B eaverton.
2407
most carefree and hearty.
D eliveries day or n ig h t
“Too »hall come. Nimrod,' he prom
O ur M otto: Q uality, Service, S atis
Im m ense P o u ltry Farm
>
lsed, “ and all the Fem-lblea you can
faction. _____________
A million pounds of chicken feed Is
raise. Now shaft we sample Mrs
*sed every y ear on a poultry farm
Rhodes cooking! T w ill taste more
»ear Los Angeles, one of the largest
than good to me, after two years ol
■n th e world. T hree hundred thousand
salr horse."
laying bens produce alm ost $5.0(X)
The widow received them at the
worth of eggs a day.—P opular Science
foot of the stairs.
Monthly.
“ Perked up a mite, ain’t ye
O ur work speaks for itse!f.
F ___
Phone 7702 sq u ire!" she rem arked. "T har’s noth
B eaverton, Ore.,
In' esn m aster sleep for a '-e d man
SLEEPLESSNESS
Ny F o u g h t In th is
I sa.v and a fter sleep ye want fond.'
» k W ay
If You A re Thinking of Purchasing
She led the way Into the dining
W hen a thouBa&d different thoughts k«ep
you from falling in to p ea cefu l Bleep
room, where Tom and t ’nffee—Tom
A Radio O r A re Needing R epair
R L M L M B L K K O L.N IO S N E R V I N E .
C on tains n o habit form ing drugs. For
distinctly
sheepish—were cleaning
W ork Pone On Your C ar, Call
y e a n a household by-word o f proven ben
efit in th e treatm ent o f NervousiMes,
th e floor and polishing furniture
N erv o u s Indigestion sn d N e r v o u s Irrt-
T H E BEAVERTON GARAGE
“ Naow. then. Torn." th e odmon
U t i li t y . Agencies A ll O ver th e World.
M r. Flynn
M anager lsbed. “we’ll do with the aweepln „
A T AL L D R U G ST O R E S
Generous F R E E Fanrpl*
while. Ctiffee. ye can come otitalde
B o ttle Beat on R equest
w ith me. and fetch In the plntea I’ll
K o c s i i M e d ic in e Go*
D e p t. M M
TRANSFER
make a good w aiter of ye. yet After
IM S N o. W e lle S c
C h ic a g o , 111.
we git the squire settled, ye two can
F o r m er ly " P e e to r
Local a nd Long D iF e a te H auling help nut at the General Armstrong
K o e n ig * N e r r in e ”
I alius wanted a pair o' husky men
CHARLES BERTHO LD
K O E N IG ’S N E R V IN E
folks 'raound the place Not that I
Beaverton
Phone 3603 need 'em. specially; hut It mak*-s
ye feel pert lest to have menfolk*
1
'raound. And Tom. thar. he's cut nut
for the heavy work. A honest, well
meanln' man. Tom l a ’ She gave him
a pat, under which he wiggled e.-srnt
Ically. “W antln a leetle (m ini» to
he sure, but he'll come o n . a couple
o' months, and ne'll earn his keep
on real estate. Low inter
I wouldn't w onder“
L e t e i p c f t i g r a d e a n d p r ic e y o o r f u r s . S h ip
to M c M illa n f o r h o n e s t g r a d in g . t ie h f il I
e«t cost, repayment priv
“ Pin sorry. Mrs Ithodea," Fellowee
price*. P r o m p t c a sh r etu rn * . L a rg est d ir e c t
r e ce iv e r s o f N o r t h e r n F ur*. O v e r 5 0 year*
answ ered when he could squeeze a
e
g
es.
Write
for
details
i n th e fu r b u sin c e * .
word In. "hut we are starting foi
New Turk ns soon as Jeff Higgle can
WASHINGTON
come for ua."
She halted In the kitchen door
Savings & Loan Assn.
artna akimbo.
| S kate Bldg.
Hillsboro, O re
“Non Tawk. hey! After that Mix-
Inglepln I'll h< bound"
“ After her and her fa th e r—and
BB-
C hater.“ Fellowee corrected stiffly
ANNOUNCEM ENT
“ H um ph!” The widow eyed him
shrewdly
“Ain’t grit much use for
WE PR IN T
her I rake It."
CATALOGS
PRICE LISTS
He said nothing.
PO STER S
HANDBILLS
"Oh «veil ye ain’t the fttat man
for
calc'lafcrl Humph I Mchhe I belter
keep tnv mouth slim
I'm all upsot
U m safe eaey way beforw
Quality and Sprvicp
w o r n tro u b le, follow. T i k e
Here I tlggererl ye'd want tire Manor
BEAVERTON REVIEW 1 'qicn
amt I h en ami «»«*p arid cleaned
B EA V ER T C H
O REQ3W
____________________ and hru*hcrt and |>ollshed III my
OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
i»>dV t crai kin
And ye tell me ye ll
T he tried horns remedy for breaking
th e
‘Review* *•'“» the place in an hour!"
Mention
up colda, relieving throat trouble'.*
when
to the adver- ►>"••«« e r a s e d the r.-m , .m i to .*
hen talking
healing snd too thin«— quick relic*
o
one ol her red. calloused h an d . In bla
to r coughlrw and hoarseness.,
tiser.
“Thank yon." he aald “It was like
j J e mt a lt d r i f iif t
W R h si T
yon to think of me. And I'll crime
hack a g a in -w ith Tom and Cuffee-
some day “
W . N. U* PORTLAND, NO. 4*-1S2*
Mrs. I thole* hUukeff her eye*
Balsam o f Myrrh
DEWEY
THE PLUMBER
§1
THAT
DUGH
HALE’S HONEY
LOANS
-a
e------------------------------ a
for privateerin’ and them d —d li
censed trailers, th a r wouldn't bs no
clearances stall. I a im holdln wltb
C harter untie, but ya can*! argyfy
past th s point th s cvmnlry wasn't
I1*e«1 t«> take on Ihs Britishers. No.
slree, squire, not by a tugfulll Prl
v atee rln '! The suction m arkets are
full o’ capture cargoes, and vs
couldn’t throw a stons In the rlvsr.
and not hit a p rise; hut th a r’s a
luuiiy privateers gll took, tharaedres
aud our ships that put to sea to trade
»land seven chunrea Into ten o' loaln1.
So whar does ll gll ua, ab! Tlm t'a i
whal I crave lo knaow."
Fellowee hadn’t devised a solution
of Jeff’s problem by the time the
coach dropped them al the ferry land
Ing. It was a sorry flz fur Ihs coun
try to he In. only half Interested In
th e struggle, and that half, as ha
knew, mainly concentrated 1* the
southern and frontier slatea. which
had no conception of the govero
ment'a need of a navy, and were In
^•opla ars often too patient with pstn,
cllnod to ha Jealous of the w ealth
fluff eri ng whea there la DO need to euf-
shipping had brought to the son
fer. Shopping with a heed that throbs
board cities ot the north. But par
Working though they ache all over.
hups. If men like himself, who had
And Bayer Aspirin would bring tos
either a sense of conviction or of
ateti lets relief!
wrong, fought desperately, detennln
Tha beat Urna to taka Rover Aspirin
edly for long enough, the sullen
Is tha moment you first feel the pain.
apathy of the shipping Inleresta could
Why postpone relief until tha pain has
macheti Ha height! Why heaitata to
ha neutralise«! and the southerners
take anything so honnIma?
and hackn-mxlsmeo might learn «he
Read tha proven directions far check
potentialities ihs tea held fur Amer
ing rokia, easing a sure throat; relieving
lea. They'd «11 come to hate the
headarhee and th e [wins of neuralgia,
same o b ject
l i s t s sufficiently and
neuritis, rheumatism, ate.
you could conquer anyone, any dim ^
You con always count on Its quirk
culty. A Irwaon he'd learned by Mt
comfort. Rut If pain la of frequent
ter experience, and must teach o th ers
recurrence ass a doctor as to Its
He landed al lha foot of W hitehall
street aa grim of countenance aa
though be went to meet Colllshawa
Tom and fu ffe e trod close al hla I
heels, bewildered by tb s llmmga of
Amiris Is U m InU* e a t a l d u e Useefr lare W M ■ l u l l H l i M .1
people and the racket of voices and
P rek lak le Fed
N et 3 » Good
cartw heels grinding on the ruhhlee.
The C ustom er — I um leraland your
“Algy e a rs I am hie Inspiration."
In front of tba W ashington hotel,
"You ahoulil t>e proud of that. hobby Is colti c«»llectlng. Have you
at the corner of Broad and Bearl
a large coll««cllon!
(I rile.'“
streets. Fellowes halle«l Ms charges
The W alter — ra lrly satisfactory,
"Well. I don't kuow. lie can't sell
“ I am going on to see Mr. Joshua
air. Mostly quarters and h alv es
Inglepln." he sal«!
“Do yon two »Is w«»rk "
aw ait me In the taproom h e rs And
fuffee. see to It th at Tom doesn't get
drunk."
H. M
“ Yah, Murs'r Fellows'.*
“Itelyln’ on a Ign'rant nigger."
fumed Tom. " T a ln 't fair, m esaiuats
Mow'd ye know I was aquartn my
stills lo git three sheets In Ih* w ln d f '
Fellowes turned Into Pearl atreet.
-
—
crossed Hanover square and so came
j.
to Front atreet, which he traverse«!
ns far a» a large, dou b ls brick w ars
house. Once ui»in a time. Its fam de
had been pierced by a double door,
exactly In tbe center, but this bad
been bricked up, so muny years ago
that the new bricks had faded almost
to the hue of the surrounding wall
In plnce of the large door, two single
ones bad le r n pierced under either
gnbls Over the nearer one hung the
sig n :
BENJAMIN INGLEI’IN, Exporter
and Im porter; Sailings to all P o rts
Over the farther algo read ;
JOSHUA INGLEPLN. Ex port s i and
Im ptirter, Sailings lo the Baltic, the
It may be the little stomach; If
British Isle s Southern Europe and
may be the bowel» are tlug^ish.
-the Indies
No matter wliat coats a child'* the child grows older. If yoR
Fellow ea entered (he farther door
tongue, it* a safe and sensible want to raise bovt and girts with
A gray haired clerk slid off a high
precaution to give a few drops of strong systems tnat will ward off
■tool, and advanced to meet him.
JV e e d le s s
PainT
^ 'Warn,
¿ ara
A
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APIR IIV
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C b ^ re"
Feeling Run Down?
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It A Y E R
Garfield T ea
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By
A. E. HANSON
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^ A r f A a r 9 . H e b v d t n S m it h V
K. D. V anM eter, Prop.
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" W h e n W ill H* R e t u r n f“
w hatever ’tla. messmate. did ye ever
■ee the woman could talk as fast and
do as m uch!”
"She's a line woman. Tom,” smiled
Fellowes. "Aud she seems lo be food
of yon."
•
"Fond of ine, bey! She’s fond o
work In me."
“Well, you won’t *ee her sfte r to
day."
“ And blowed If I don't feel eorry for
It." growled Tom “I like the way she
«wings a ro |« 's end over me."
He Jumped up quickly as the kltch
eo d rm swung In. and Mrs Rhodes
instruction* floated through.
" —but It ye ain't got lime for no
more, fuffee the two o’ ye can wash
op them dishes, sod fold up all the
furnllchy rovera. and lay the dmggti
on the carpet ig 'lo In that bedroom
and—"
"Sink me. whal a bosun »he'd make,"
Torn whispered awesomely.
C H A P T E R VIII
Joshu* Inglepin
Jeff Rlggle pulled Ills team to a
halt, with a inlld: “ Whoa oo-a. th a r l“
brandishing nls whip In either dlrec
Hon slung the crest of the low hills
overlooking Brooklyn. At fas as could
be seen the countryside w as doited
with work-gangs, laboring at the for
tlftcatli-na. which made ogly tears
upon fh.- green of Debts snd orchards
"Naow that air's a sight folks come
miles fo see." he observed "All the
way from Gowiinua creek to Wallahout
hay. We ain’t agoln' to he ketched
like we wore In '7<k squire Look to
»hem shl|>a!“
The whip Indicated the close-packed
anchorages In the East river and off
G overnor'* Redloe's, and Ellis Is
lands hundreds of sail of all dl
■ » e l is i o n * , m o s t of them
with theli
topm asts house«! and
tar-barrels
capping fhelr m asthead*
“ 'M adison's nightcaps folks call
them bnr'ls." said Jeff
“Mhlppln’s
dead. T aln 't even safe to sail th<
sound east o'N ew l»nd«n and thar"»
ships Iw n pliked up this aide o’ New
Haven rn eatln ! T har ain't s coast
er put to sen In months, since the
blockade was tig h ten ed
If (w asn't
CRY
fo r**
tim o ro u s l y .
“I atn looking for Mr. Inglepln."
«aid Fellow es
‘‘Mr. Inglepln la out, sir. At the
Tontine."
“When will he retu rn !"
"Ah, sir, out until after three, when
the hoard auapenda. But If you went
around to Wall atreet now you might
And him at lelau rs T la the hour of
‘high 'Change,' air, and all the gen
tlctnen should he taking their noon
log."
Fellowes thanked the old mun. and
went out I n t ö ~ Fr« ) nt 's tree t," t ürn"lñ g
the com er Into W al! where tba Ton
tine Coffee house rose above the curb
Ing this side of Water. Threading tbe
groups, allll arguing and discussing
th s trading projects of the morning
he had as little difficulty Identifying
Joshua Inglepln as the Inglepln w nrs
house the hostile brothers had dlvld
ed In half when they broke up theli
partnership.
Joshua's stout body wqa clad as
neatly aa B enjam in's hut after the
Democratic fashion; hla long tailed
blue coat was short w a ist ed. and hla
nether garm ents were akin llgh! gray
panlMhMins term inating In polished
half Ixxds
His gray hair was cat
short, and brushed straight hack and
hla ruddy fare wna set off hy a plain
stock snd oeckerchlef. W hers Ben
Jamln was se ria ls quiet, rireultoua.
with an elusive e y s Joshua was poal
fiv e outspoken. fnrthrigliL
Fellowes tapped him on tha arm
“I beg your pardon.” aald the Long
Islander.
"My oame la Uon Fel
low«**. Mr Inglepln
I wna pressed
off your brother's ship T rue Bounty."
(T O
BE
Castoria. litis gentle regulation
of the little syvtcm soon sett
things to rights. A pure vegetable
preparation that can't harm a wee
infant, but brings quick comfort
—even when it is colic, diarrhea,
or similar disturbance.
And don’t forsake Castoria as
No compliment comes amiss, even
f" r
rou Imve no rewpert.
F you don't think your whole life
can be changed by chance, read
this. I t is the story of a young man
who was pretty well down and but,
b u t he figured he might win a prize
if be took some advice.
“ Aa for bark as I can remember
I hod been a weakling,” eaya Mr.
Calvin L. Floyd of Orlando, Florida.
J*A headache, it a«<em<xl, waa to be
m y life companion, i waa alwmya
dizzy In the mornings. Nothing I
I
Her Secret
Elinor Glyti ut a l.ox Angeles gar
•ten party was talking about (lie tinxl
ern girl and charm
'“Hie modern girl w ith real charm ,’
»lie said, "porsenM-s a wminlerfiil secret
In some delirious way or oilier, ■lo
w-on t let you kiss her Just when you're
doing i t . '
Many a life changed by a
message like thin one.
I’led w agtails are attractiv e birds,
with boh! swinging flight, says Na
lure Magazine. Their call Is some
what like tlielt relative«, the pipit«.
they fly. then alighting beside •
stream o t xtagnaril p o o l I n feed w l i l l «
conslanlly wagging fhelr hing tails.
I'heee pled wagtail* of England are
clad In contrasting black and w hile;
rhe white w agtails, m o r e common n o
lb« cunt Incut, are gray and wlill«.
a te aremed good for me. Then I
attended a health lecture in a «ana*
torium and tha physician talked on
'faulty elimination.' T h at was cer
tainly my trouble. One of the patients
aaked him about NujoL He recom
mended it highly. I decided to try
one bottle to see If there waa any
thing in w hat he said alxtut natural
lubrication for tha human body.
“ Long before I had finished th e
first bottle my 'companion-headache*
was gone. No more tired out feeling.
I get a real kick out of life now. By
tha way, I alm ost forgot to tall you
I found a new lifa companion, tool’?
Nujol ia not a medicine. I t con
tains no drugs. I t ia effective, so
you will be "regular aa clock-work.’*
You can buy it a t all good drug
stores In sealed package« for less
than the price of a couple of good
cigars.
Begin today. Millions have found
th a t Nujol makes all tha difference
In the world. Nujol will make you
feel fine and you ran prove it.
'Does you r m irror reflect rou gh ,pim ply sk in ?
TIIKN
Odd English Bird
A nwm feel« yalPSt u lu-n Ida rook
ing ta complimented thun a woman
d«x-a.
Perfectly simple, wasn’t It! M r.
Floyd just learned th e normal nat
ural way to get rid of bodily poiaona
(we all have them ) and nature did
the rest. Why shouldn’t you be wellT
C O N T 1N U K I»
never devised by Egyptian physicians
Tlamaaiida of mummies, represent Ing
7.UIIII years ol life In E gypt have
been examined, hut no rlear evidence of
■ueb repair work has ever h«*en found,
ft apiieara that we not only owe our
alphabet and numerous geographic
discoveries lo the resll«>aa. Inquiring
minds of the I’hoentetiins. fhx-tor
Mo«««lie ixiliita out, but also we ara In
debted lo them for this entrance In
to prosthetic«, which la a particularly
valuable Held of dentistry.
constipation, stick to gtxxl olil
C a s t o r i a ; and give nothing
stronger when there’s any irregu
larity except on the advice of a
doctor. Castoria ia sold in every
drugstore, and the genuine always
bears Chat. if. Fletcher's signs*
lure on the wrapper.
Haul
R ecord C oltoa Shipm ent
“How was the Ashing where yots
Th* record load of c«itlon sent from
» soul hem port by <x:enn liner Is were this sum m er!"
SJ.liOU bales out of Galveston. Texas.
’T h e man who wrote the booklet
Phoenician D ental A rt P reserv ed in the Louvre
The first false teeth, as fnr as
known li«liiy. were worn by a woman
of Sldon in I'lioeiilcla about 31K) B (?..
arcordlng to Dr Hoy I. M«xxlle. of
Santa Monica. C alif The I’hoenlrlnn
woman's Jswi. with the fnlae t«-«qh la
now pnwerved In (tie l^mvre. In I’aris
rtie (wo rigid triclaors are reprtmefited
hy artificial teeth, held In pln«-e and
hound to each other h» gold wire
The wire haa rx*en draw n rhm ngh
careful ix-rfoiutlons In rhe srtlflrlnl
teeth
Althni-gh the Egyptians pto
nee red In treatm ent ot many diseased
«'olKlItlnn* «if ttie tawly. this sort of
dental replacement apparently was
m
CASI
ss:
1JNF.
C u t ic u r a
-fieri h a r e a r le a r r lr tn t
A NO IN T the effected parts with Cuticura Ointm ent.
W uh off in a few minute» with Cuticura Soap and hot
water and continue bathing. Pimple», ruhea «nd »11 form»
of tkin trouble* quickly yield to thi» treatment.
O in i m n t 25f., )(k . S o tp D c . Talcum 2V . Sample each fW*.
AJdrrut “ G i f l r t f i , ” D e p t. B 7, M ald e n , M a tta c h « s e tt a.