The Beaverton review., January 03, 1930, Image 2

THE BRA VERTON REVIEW
Fridny, Jnminry 3 , 1030
CHILDREN LIKE THEIR OWN LITTLE TABLE
t i f f
HATE
♦
C H A P T E R X — Continued
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In tbe midst of everything tbe Ceo
tnrioo stood ruthlessly through ths
heart of ths convoy, loosing her
broadside batteries at Intervals to
belgbteo the exist In* consternation
T b e frigates, resitottdlng to frentled
sig n als front tbe Ougshlp. finally gave
chase, hut by the tint* they had die
covered the whereehouts ot the prt
vsfe e r the fog blanketed her. and Fel
lowee changed bis course to due
•o ath, lie saw no more ot the con
] voy. although tn the morning he
picked up one of Its tra ile rs, a little
Scotch
brigantine,
w hich
w as so
cra n k s sailo r that he hunted her
T h e following week, cru ising bark-
\ w ard
and forw ard tn wide loope
acro ss the track ha expected Chater
to take, he spoke a fh s rle sto n p riv a ­
Sm all Tabla Esp ecially for Y o u n g aU ra
teer schooner, driven Into these lati­
( f n c t m l >r tha Ur-Wsd * '• '«« Dat*rn»-**i
chlld rer to give them th eir meals tudes by e storm the t'euturioo bad
a t Agriculture.)
ile r m aster had tracked
about h alf an hour before the other avoided.
A sm all table especially for their use
members of the household. T h e tm- the brig's course, but had seen noth
la an essential part of the household
portant thing, says the bureau of home tng of th s T ru e Bounty, so Fellow es
furnishing where there are children.
economics of the United States Depart­ turned n on hw ard again Into a region
Such a table can be used both for the
ment of Agriculture. Is that the ch il­ o f frequent fogs, where the cold was
children's meals and aa a place to play
dren's m eals should come at regular biting and Ice frose oo the ratlines,
when they are Indoors. To go with It
time, with well-spaced Intervala. and until the men could scarcely find a
there ahonld be small sturdy chair*,
w ith due regard for the schedule for i footing when they went aloft.
comfortable for the knees when the
nap. bath, exercise, and bedtime.
H eadw inds drove hltn hack, and In
children are seated at the table, of the
Part of the mother's responsibility Is more moderate latitudes a pair ot
right height to permit them to alt with
fast thirty-eight gun frigates, evident
to see th st the food offered tbe chll
their feet squarely on the floor, and of
dren looks appetising, la well cooked, ly one of the patrols on lb s watch
Just the right shape In the seat and
t o t the hard-hitting Yankee men o’-
back to help them maintain a good pos­ and served at a suitable temperature.
w ar of ths sam e class, chased the
ture. Sometimes a plain, strong table a l­ A burnt tongue from food tbat la too
hot Is an unfortunate accident, end Centurlou two days' sail to the south­
ready In the house can be cut down to
ward.
Having dodged his pursuers.
answer the purpose. If need be. a lit­ foods thst are cold when they should
Fello w es caught a sm art Plymouth
be eaten hot are equally unsatisfactory
tle paint or enamel will brighten It up
snow, ths 8prtghtly Jean, loaded
and make It easier to keep clean. L it ­ tor making a meal a success. W heth­
w ith Jam aica rum. a cargo which
er
the
mother
cooks
tbe
child's
food
tle children at times spill their food.
personally, or has some one else do It. Joshua could sell at a ready profit
Since thla must be accepted as cheer-
she should make certain that every in th s state of the New York m arket
fully as possible during the period
H e depleted his crew to man out
when they are learning to feed them­ dish on the menu la properly prepared
the prize. aDd again pointed tbe brig's
selves. the table and floor should be and served. Lum py cereal, scorched
cocoa, or stringy vegetables, may be the bow north.
washable.
C e rta in of the crew grumbled at
starting point o f a food dislike, even
When children eat apart from the
In a very young child. Food should th is detm riura from the trade-routes
adults there are fewer distractio ns
B ut Fello w es held on his course to
never be used as a ca rrie r of raedl
The fact that grownups sometimes
cine, as when castor oil Is given In' the F iftie s, held on until he w as con­
have different foods from those served
orange Juice. Orange Juice Is eo nec­ vinced i'h ate r had not ventured, so
the children passes unnoticed. If there
harsh a latitu d e
essary In the child's d ally diet that
Is a 'maid or some one else who can
D riving southeast, they struck the
serve the children quietly and efficient­ the enjoyment of It should not be
spoiled.
Make the setting of each outbound track of the West Indian
ly apart from the fam ily, they may
meal attractive, the food good to look convoys, and snatched a sonsy, six
have their meals at the fam ily meal
bnndred ton ship, the Mary C arro ll,
at and to eat, and the child will have
hours, but most mothers And It more
of London, from onder the guns ot
a good appetite and good digestion.
convenient and less distracting to the
a razee and a thlrty-twiegun frigate.
Conflicting a irs permitted the Ten
turioo to make off with the prize
“ ICE WELL” GOOD
PROPER CARE OF
Coffee's snap-shooting with the lg>ng
AS
REFRIGERATOR
UNCOOKED MEAT
T cm dim inishing the frigate's ardor
for the chase.
A sweet p rize the
Mnry f u r r o ll; her strongbox held
Ready Medium for Develop­ Cooling System Made From ten thousand pounds In gold, snd her
: bolds were full of fancy goods and
Hole in Ground.
ment of Harmful Bacteria.
kick sh a w s for the spoiled wives of
Fello w es put ten men and
(P r e p a r e d c y th # l nlted O tat«» M u r o m
On hot sultry days next sum m er the planters.
o f A g ric u ltu re .)
a prize-m aster aboard her. and its
farm
er
and
his
fam
ily
w
ill
be
chasing
T h e proper care of uncooked meat
York, aftet
(Ue tmrecc .« .u n d the «lisii with a patched her for New
In the home during the tim e between
spoon unless some sort of refrigera­ Slitfttug the c«*»» In »Is« I 'anturlon.
Its delivery and Its preparation for
T h e re was no more grumbling, now
tion system has been Installed on the
the table la most Important.
Un-
that the brig steered ensi hy south
farm.
cooked meat Is a ready medium for
; for the trade-routes to southern Eu
W here the usual cooling system s are
the development of hacteria that cause
rope and the M editerranean.
The
too expensive or otherw ise Im practic­
and »ec «fnagercus to henlth
rigid blockade of Amerieun ports
able the “Ice w ell“ may solve the prob­
A s the temperature Increases, the
Seemed to have released B ritish mer
bacteria Increase In greater propor­ lem. especially on farm s In the North. chantmen from their earlier dread ot
tion. and spoilage Is hastened. T h e re ­ T h is unique cooling system Is de
the Yankee p riv a te er*
and these
scribed briefly as a “hole In the
fore. the colder the b-tter— a temi>era-
southerly seas almost swarm ed with
ture of 47 degrees Fahrenheit or be­ ground in which a large solid cske shipp in g
T h e Centurion captured a
of Ice Is formed by running In a small
low is of real value. It Is not alw ays
sm all Canton trader, the Pembroke,
quantity
of
water
d
ally
during
freez­
possible to detect Spoilage In meal
of B risto l, snd the very next day ran
ing weather.“ A small bouse over the
by Its odor or taste. hence It Is best
down the Je ssie hrlg. of Falm outh
pit
serves
as
a
m
ilk
house
through
tbe
to be on the safe side and store the
bound for the Gold const with trade
meat in the coldest part of a good summer. Cans of m ilk and cream are goods.
lowered to the Ice through a trapdoor
refrigerator.
Sim ply as a privateering enterprise
In the floor.
Unw rap the meat as toon as It Is
the cru ise bad been successful up to
delivered, says the bureau of home
D airy officials of the United States th is point, but Fellow es was per
economics of the United Stales De­ Departm ent of A griculture constructed turbed by the failure of his mnln ob
partment of Agriculture.
Tents are and tested an Ice well at the depart
Jective
He had come tn sea first ol
now being carried on Indicating that
ment's d airy Held experiment station a ll. to catch the T ru e Bounty and
uncooked meat in a closed container at Mandan. N. D ak., last season and the T ru e Bounty had rtlsap|ieHred as
has a more advanced rate of s o ila g e
report highly satisfacto ry resu lts for completely as the Flying Dutchman
than meat on an uncovered dish The
that region. Freezing w as started tn sa ilo rs said w as forever trying to
top of the meat may be protected from
Janu ary. By the end of Feb ru ary there round the C ap e of Good H u ( mv — and
possible dropping of food from the w as a block of ice 8 feet square by 614 fo re v e r, disappointed by headwinds
shelves above by having loose piece
feet deep. Meat, fru it, and vegetables, blown against hliu by an outraged
as well as m ilk and cream, kept per
D ivinity.
fectly. Cream waa kept in a perfectly
“ The course Is southeast by east '
sweet condition for 14 days during he announced to Breed, who relieved
Ju ly , the hottest part of the summer
him. “ W e il follow It until we strike
T h e ice lasted until well Into October. one of the G ib raltar patrol I’ll cruise
T b e Ice-well method has been used 'tw lxt here and the latitude of Cadiz."
to some extent In Canada. T h e aouth
And they zigzagged westward non
era lim it of Its adaptability In the nor'w esi, now west hy nor*, now west,
United States has not been determined now west by south, now ao'west
The
as yet.
third day. an hour past sun rise s
thin ball drifted down from the main
to p :
Whole Cooked Chicken
“ Sail ho i Fow er p in ts to sta’h'd.’
Spencer, officer of the deck, sum
in Cans Now on Market
moned Fellow es, who tumbled out of
A whole cooked chicken tn a tin can
his bunk, half-dressed.
One look
la a new thing In the m arketing of
tbroogh his glass, and he sped a man
poultry products that has recently j
forward to rouse Cuffee.
been brought to the attention of the j
“T a k e the glass.” Fellow es directed
Unw rap Msat as Soon as It la Deltv
public, says the bureau of agricultural !
“Can you make ont that s a il? Is she
•red.
economics. United States Department |
the T ru e Bonnty?“
of oiled paper laid over It. Set the of Agriculture The birds are Inspected
“(*uffee don' wan' no glnsa. Mnrs'r
for wholesomeness before cooking, by
p latter with the m«at on It In the
Fellow e'.
D al hltn ('hater s h ip "
bureau representatives operating un j
coldest part of the refrigerator, pre­
T h e Jagged white teeth glistened
der a nation-wide Instiection aervlee j
viously determined by meant of a
for tbe quality and condition of dairy In the cold sunlight.
thermometer. The coldest stmt Is that
“Oh, m> a u n t! N on we shoot hltn
and poultry products. If the consumer
reached first by cold a ir currents de­
Now we shoot
prefers to do his own cooking, he | Long Tom, mtirs'r.
scending from the melting Ice. or from
biro plenty hard."
ntay buy a bird tbat has been dressed
the unit In the mechanical refriger
Fello w es lifts lightened. He strove
drawn, and hard-chilled at tbe [«oultry
ntnr. T h is varies with the design of
plant and marketed In individual cod ] to reconcile the rising thxids of exul
the box and with the location of the
tainerg under government Inspection [ ration and sorrow, of triumph and
cold a ir duct.
—
foreboding, that choked him emotion
ally.
A ttra ctiv e O u tlook
Stuffed Plum Salad
“ B ui shool carefully." he warned
Is the outlook from your kitchen “ We may require to cripple n mast
A salad that may lie made with any
windows p leasant?
If not, can you | but I’ll have no k illin g — If It can he
large plums that are Unit enough tci
Improve It?
Cleaning up the hack avoided “
admit of handling are good for this
yurd w ill often help, and a hedge ot
“Yah . tnnrsr.
Cuffee know.
We
salad. W ash and wipe the fruit and
a trellis ot vines can sometimes be don buhl him pltty III Mlssee.
But
cut In halves lengthwise. Remove the
used to screen undesirable features r him ('h ate r— "
stones and fill the cavities with cream
Also, trim w alks of concrete or some
T h e Immense black hands free ot
cheese which has been blended with
other permanent m aterial, and well
the sw aying ratlines, opened snd
french dressing. Arrange on lettuce
leaves, allowing two halves for each
seeded lawn about the kitchen door closed, crooked and slnshed
serving. Insert three pecans or other
keep much dust and mud from being
“Bot why should you hate t'hnfer?'
nut meats In each plum half ami serve
carried Indoors, the United States De
Fello w es questioned.
with sweetened salad dressing.
partment of A griculture suggests.
Cuffee hate hltn Chafer fo duf yo
hate him. mnrs'r.
Yo se e l
Cuffee
kill him plenty q u irk .*
a
rug.
Avoid
beating
and
vigorous
AROUND THE HOUSE
“ Not save I hid yon ' Fellow es can
shaking of heuvy rugs which may pul1
tinned sfprnly, descending to the
apart.
Every child needs s place ol his own
deck.
• • •
for play and playthings.
A dangerous force, this hatred he
Cranberry Jelly can he cut Into any
« • •
reflected.
A disease a hlcli «eefied
number
of
fanciful
snnpes
tn
make
W eatherstrips pul on now will soon
from one heart to another
But a
an
attractive
garnish
for
salads
uno
pav for themselves by coal saved slid
smoldering glow burned In fils blue
dessert*.
added comfort provided.
eyes, nnd his Jaw squared aggressive
• • •
• • •
ly. No moment for sentim ent T h is
A hall closet, equipped for the waa the day of Ida vengeance, the 1av
Removing dust regularly from win
child's outdoor clothing, which he can
flow sills, porches, steps and walks
he hnd aw aited for months. Ah hn>
reach without going through any room
helps to keep it out of the house.
why should the savor of It he bitter
• • •
saves wear and tear uu both the par
la his mouth?
i ’ropei cleaning doubles the life <tl 0 - n ia and child.
He remembered Joshua a parting
f f +
t
A r t h u r 1>. N o t u d t n S m i t h
W h o W a n t s t o b e B a ld ?
Not ninny, nni! wnrn you nr
petting that way nnd loo* ng
hair, which ends In haldnesi
you want n good remedy that
will atop (ailing hair, dandruff
nnd grow lu ii on the bnld head
HARK TO-HAIK is what you
want.
Nimrod 8cpher uudged Fellow es
•I bow.
“ T I s as hs uiya," murmured the
law yer marine,
"l ook to your com
rre Hats s* A* Daalsra Is Tulta) ArO»Us
mission, my friend. The private sh ip
W . H. Foret, Mfgr.
i^Lol»
Scottdal«. P«nn«.
o' war Is distinguished from Hit regu
ad vira. l i s t e l H a le enough, and all
lar navel vessel by a limitation of her
would be simple. Hate every one of
C a m e ra F la ls k a t F ia t a r *
legal n e r e is * of hostility and super­ VVss.-U May B* Older
your sn e m tra aye. every one linked
liiYcntod Ivy a bllivvl man. a cantera
vision."
with them.
H ate 'em root and
Then St. Patrick’* Tim* wltlch
takea plcturea aittl tttakea prlnt*
“ I didn't ask your ad rlca." snapped
branch.
And a mighty wave of re
An Interesting archeological discov­
a l p ractlrally live aaine tivù*. Ita* ap-
Fellow es
“ It conic« late tn lb s day
sentaient swamped his spirit. Resent­
ery w as made hy men clearing an old penred In London. Il h a i Iwo letta«-*
Mr. S|iencer, you'll take the ehlp ditch af Mornltiglon. county Louth,
ment ag sln st Joshua, against lie u
Tom. cell away the longboat's cro w ; Ireland, a village at Hi« mouth of Ilia otte Itelitg thè ortllnary cam era "ay*.“
against ( ’hater, ag ain st—ag ainst— He
and lite «tlver adm lltlng <mly ultrnvhe
you'll go s s co xsw ain
Yea. Cuff*«, tow ne
claw ed oi>en hla neckcloth so fe v e r
lei ray*. Film a ami paper a r* Inaert-
you. love"
tshly that his officers, busy though
Mnrulngtoii Is connected hy tradition
In Hie busll« ot mustering the board­ w ith St. P atrick, who In -W , after uu evi logeiher, and whaoaver Ih * alvutter
they were, regarded him perplexedly
ing party, no one oo th* Centurion successful efforts to effect a landing la o|tened a «aerai “gaa" la relenaed
Aye. against ber I Abova all. agslnst
noticed tbe disappearance of the Ingle- In o ilier |varta of Ireland, entered Ilia front a alitali cyllm ler lo derelop. Ila
her I
She. who consorted with the na­ plus and C h ater from th* T ru e Boun­ Boyne liter« and ran hla veaael Into and p rilli Ht* eipoatire*. Wlten Hi*
ty's |amp Indeed, when th* longboat what w as liven known aa (ha harbor at ■puoi la removad thè pliotngrapha ara
tion's enemies, who Intrigued with
unwouud nt III* sama tinta.
pulled under her lee th« only mow- Culpa, now called Culp.
Wellington and God alone knew what
tiers of lb« m erchantm an« n e w In
other B ritish statesmen, who en ter
tn a ditch Into which w ithin living
Accidentally an A rkansas lady cured
sight were young tlorke and the helm»
memory th* Boyn# used lu How. form
Ala h» a valuable dog with Rusa B a ll
man. hut a rope ladder had been low­
ing * natural harbor, workmen un
Blue
Many oilier« now ua* IL t i e r
ered from the w alal. and Fellow««
earthed Ilia tim bers of several oaken
nr falls, ah* says.— Ade.
climbed Its Jerking rungs without ■
vessels lying at an angle to Ilia stream
thought of danger, bidding bis men
and apparently of great age.
Th*
M aokaaU al V lo lla
follow him one at • tim e lie reached
length of th* veaaela cannot he aacer
Sal-1 to play with an uncanny h a ­
the bulw arks level, and vaulted c a r» 1 talned until after further e xcavatio n *
ntait touch, a mechanical violin ha*
leaaly to the deck—to tie pounced npon
Th# fuel that aandy soli w ill p r»
been Invented hy two engineers In
by a do*eu seamen, wlmaa hairy, brown
aerve oak for thousand* of years open* F r a n c *
It has a nuuttter of keys
pawa effectually scaled hla lip*,
lo
op the possibility that the vessels may
which proas the strings Ilka Hi* left
tlie background I'hater hovered, whin : he even older than St. I'a lrirk 's time
hand <tf a player, and a revolving bow
oylng o rd e rs:
Kte|te have been taken to protect them which iwrtnlla different degrees of
“T h a t's
right,
men I
G rab
th« until they have beeu seen by an arch
p re sso r* T it* rtolln la driven by two
dumed pirate. I c a lc ia ta he'll do for aologtcal expert.
m otor* O n* takas the placa of tha
a hostage. Here, ous o' y t col love«
player's arm and Ik s other Im parl*
Hist ladder."
Super T alk
til* swift movements of His w rist.
Hot the last word w as still wel oo
(foggy Udell, the F o llies girl who
bis longue when a roar resounded
ta going to enter a convent, rrltlrfced
from llie hulwurks. Fellow es glimpsed
the movies at a night club.
SLEEPLESSNESS
s gigantic black shape tailing through
“T li# movie*." alia said, “are enough
iM M m i m i y r - i M In IMa
the air— and crashed down oo tbe deck
UotiAv Way
to eend any gjrl Into a co nven t All
with the rest of Hie dosen as Cuffee
W k w * I kiwi »4 ûiBeemmt thmMfclR k w p
thla auper ta lk ! Eve ry film la a super-
bounced Into their m idst Right and
film uownduyw A man said to ma th*
( < » U i m M m b U •u ra n i« * « t n * »
ru t
left, the negro kicked and struck, lega
fv tm • lmt«*koi4 ujr u « mv | ,»f (*.•«*•*• !w»«a-
other n ig h t;
*0« M U u lre«|nM*l ml NarvmMMK
and artna bitting with ferocious ac­
N
fm
w
e
l»4i**«tiMM
**4
Yieeromm
lrr£
" T don't see nny difference at all
curacy.
U bilitjr A A l l »**•» U w W uiM
between a BItu and a auper film.'
AT ALL I'Ht i. M o o li
H a lf blinded dated, haltered ante.
" *Th# more fool you. then,' said I.
Fellow es staggered to bit feet think
°
EsM £ \JU ar
‘At a super film the prices a r* doll
Ing to support Cuffee'» charge. But s
X**iilg kl*
h i* '"
pistol cracked behind him. snd ha spun
around In lim e to sea Chater drawing j
Siabataac* and Shadow
f — tmeeif
a second weat*m.
And Instinctively. 1
koet
•Mill « Nwviaa"
It was a saying of iV in e !rlu s I'fin
without conscious effort th* lavng
“W all, Naow." H s Snarled. “ Murdered
tern*,
that
“
Mnn
having
often
«Pun
K O E N I G S N E R V IN E
Islander snatched for hit own pistol,
Ms. Ain't Y s r
■toned wivut waa visible for the sake
and pressed the trigger.
talned Colllshaw e's suit who had not
lim le r 's green eyes widened be- c-f whut waa uncertain, have not got
PAKKM CS
what they expected, and have lost
H A IR IIA L SA M
lifted a Anger to ta r e him front be
w itdervdly. the pistol sllp|w-d from his
M.
.
V
i r n l f It- t*n*ir railing
what they had— being unfortunate by
Ing flogged! Why shouldn't be bate
hand, his Angers claw ing at his ch est
an
enigm
atical
sort
of
calam
ity."—
■•«Mir
n
r« «r ss4 f «A J Hsu
her? She merited nothing from hltn
"W ell, oaow." he snarled. " 'M ur
M b - am i
m *1 I f f a g f l t U
AHteivarus (circa A. D. 300.). 'T h e
She. whose lover w as the man who
Hie. I - 1 . kk > a I a'. I -fc •>» M Y
dered me. « In i ye?"
D
e
l
p
u
o
s
o
p
h
l
s
t
a
.
'
*
had wlilpi>ed him I She. who had a r
And he Bopped on the deck, a
n O K E .H T O N S H A M P O O l * M fo r mm tm
cunaMUufi with I'M h rfV tl*ir H aì * m i M a A m M »
cepted a visit from this man after
touseled heap of gurmeuta. leaking
b a r » o ft «tu l ft tiff y
M t a n U b j l m ail o f •( J o t| -
D r. B sr a s r d o Homes Busy
their lips hnd Diet that last night on
«WS l l l s u fksaucsl W -ska. ruiSerm , * T.
ru*tlly.
Called
“the
largest
fam
ily
In
the
the T ru e Bounty!
“ W ill yon have my surgeon?" Fel
Something swelled up In hla throat,
World." the Doctor B ernardo's home*
lowes offered iwrfunctnrily.
HANFORD’S
not. suffornting.
H ate? Aye, hate!
“ No use
But ye won't tlnd— what a charitable organlzaton In Groat B rit­
“ Run out that Long Tom ." he o r
ye w an t She's a g in ye. W orkln' for ain for children and young iveople. now
dered hoarsely. "A shot helwtxt hi»
— B ritish.
Itut y e ll never knaow — has more than H.tkkt In live homes
masts. Cuffee."
throughout the empire. An average of
not for surtaln."
A H e a lin g A n t i s e p t i c
tin n e r had the weather gauge, and
T h e grotesque rhln dropped, and five are being admitted dally, and 18,-
maneuvered ei|«*rtly to make use of
Fellow es understood the man was 003 cases were handled last year.
llM s S d .
the ad van tage; hut the Centurion
•load —was surprised, too. that he
could anil two knota to the T ru e
should experience neither aatlafiictlnn
H e'd Ro a Z e ro
tomm y's one, and a couple of round
nor compuoctlon
Rut her* wut no
“ What Is your objectluu to having a
shot between tils masts seemed to
time for reflection.
T he •longlxwit s husband ami wife oo the aume Jury?"
S ave | l p e r H u n d red
convince him of the ho|>elessnesa of
party, pouring over Ihe lee bulw ark!
asked th * Judge.
Om Q i i m s « s t a b a ry
his plight. He Iny to while the brig
were driving the T ru e Bounty'! crew
“ It's Just the same as having a Jury
“ H U I K I I * ” b y o rd e r­
overhauled him and rounded hla stem
tor'ard Into the fo'c's'le, oo difficult of only eleven memtx-r*. your houor,"
in g M e r * Jem . I * .
In position to rake. Fellow es dom
enterprise for the spirit hnd gone out replied the law yer for Hie defense.
I9YO
prtvmtsss
lo hr «o btg we wilI pav 1«
lastin g her crowded decks, hit t li.t ii
of the ship'» ifrfenders. and they
prt fire-1 premium lo know .Umarel In ad*
figure luut with repressed energy
filnchtd under the ffats of cutlnsses
Forb idd en F r u it
vines. Cuarentmd 100% five dvhvrev to
Atatve. oo file lofty lamp of the
and Tom Grogan'a hearty abuse. Nim
l r auda «nyions you dire«« Whnr Is«'
Dame lia ln s u ilth — Iton't you think
True Bounty, ('hater glowered sullen
born« and all llrery litre J«. sl«o W . L
rod Sopher. tailing the hoarders, ol ft horrid of the selectmen to forbid a
pulls««, yrer ling firfis, «lay old turkey* —
ly. beside him Ben Inglepln. an ex
course, was wringing his hnnda. aghast man to kina hla w ife on Mundny ?
all of cslvhretsd ( J II qualay 30 rear«'
pression of well-nourished resentment
at the sight of Chafer's hotly
Dame F is h — It's a ll right. Now
repuuuoo lor lair «Ua'ing.
clouding the merchant's chubby conn
“ My dear Lion I What a misfortune I ' that It's against the law the men will
Q U U M H A TC H ESY (Ja y T sS d )
tenanre.
C ara, muffled In a great
And a delicate question In admiralty •lip us many s rontrahnml kiss.
1 4 1 « xsc. A t . .
» » artIn W e e k .
coat of fur, clung lo tier father's arm
law. Manslaughter— In fart. It may be
There waa curiosity In her glunc«. but
murder oo the high ten s— “
S e rri«* aad S a c«* ««
no f e a r; and aa often before, Fel
“Captain Fellow es killed Captain '
“Nine-tenths of my »ucce»».“ sn.vs
Basonosa la Se lf Pity
lowes was constrained to admit a
Chater In self-defense, air.” Cnra In- Albert K alin , skyscrap er builder. In
8 elf pity la a moat degrading h a b it
grudging measure of respect for her
glepln's voice was low pitched sod the Am erican Magazine, “has come
T h e re la no arnae In singing a funeral
T h e Centurion came back, with a
because I listened to what |>e<>ple said over a failure. L ife 's greatest lesson
steady, and there was color In her sun
din of flapping canvas, and not waft
warmed cheek» as the stepped from they wanted and gave It to them.”
I* learned when We honestly acknow l­
tng to be hulled. Inglepln bawled
the cabin companion way Ben In g le -
edge our faults aa we make them.
a n g rily :
O
sn’t
n
r
ntaSanrrS.
pin. who followed her. wus mnrh less
T lien we w ill blame ourselves and
“ W hat Is this that you do. C a p
master of himself. Ills hands shook ! K arp Cota's ('arbollaalva In tbs bourn
ft stops pain from burn or rut quickly give our pity to others.— G rit.
tain Fello w es?
You have reason to nnd his mouth wobbled nervously
and heals without scars. At all good
know this vessel. D you not see tbs
druggists. Me and SV or J. W. Col* Co..
T h e duenna, billowing after them
We like a grouchy man If he’s wit­
colors she tiles?"
Rockford, 111. — Advsrtlssmsnt.
funereal In black, her fat hands click
t y ; but Hint, lie has to be.
“ I'm cot assu re d you huve a Justlfl
Ing a rosary, her beady eyes roving
able claim to tliul ttugs protection,
A dd ed Interest
nnd probing, was as phlegmatic at
sir." Fellow es answered shortly. “C ap
“ Y'an Sponger claim s to have a
ever she had been In I’erenha. “ You
tain i'hater. I'm coming aboard to ex
gr«-nt following."
saw It with me. F ath e r?" C ara ap
amine jo u r pn|«era"
"W ell, I think he mum have— he
I>ealed to Ben. "Captain C h ater fired I
“ I'nrty nigh piracy. I’d any," whin
owes
everybody." — New
Bedford
first. A dastardly shot I”
tiled Chuler.
“A
letter-oftnarque
S ta n d a rd
“ A most lamentable Incident.' quav
daon'l give ye the right to s'arrh
ered Ben
Am erican vessels.“
worse tronblre fallow. Tikw
(TO B E CO N T IN U ED )
S u g a r fo r C a a d y
A pinch of cornatnrrh or flour mixed
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O D O O O O C X iO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O tK
Into the sugar when innklng candy
o r MOMHOUND AMD TAR
w ill usually prevent curdling.
Th*
Tha triad boms remedy for brsaktAR
D i s e a s e G e r m s C a n n o t L i v e in M o t h e r 's M i l k acid In the brown augur la responsible
colda, relieving thrust troubles*
for the curdling.
ling and soothing—quick icllsg
lo destroy bacteria which do not nor­
Sciential* linve known for » m u time
coughing snd h<
C ities’ M any B ridge*
mally occur In IL
Rolled milk ha*
JO* a t a l I l J > r m e sta ta
tliul babies fed on mother's m ilk were
UatTlk.a 1
not this power
Doctor Schlaeppl ha»
In Its course of «even mllt-a through
protected In »«one mysterious fashion
fr<on various dlsenoes »u<ii ao «hoop­ succeeded In Altering milk, obtaining the city of l'aria the Nellie Is crossed
a clear greroiah liquid which con
by thirty-two bridges. In London there
ing rough, ineaslch. diphtheria and the
like. N«iw It appears Hint th moth­ talned albumin hut no fat. T h e germ* • re twenty bridgea across the Tham es.
naturally contnlne«t In Ihe milk stayrel
er's milk actually hua the power ol
hack with the fat. hut the p«i»er to
killing dlserise germs. Dr. Fried rich
H at M aay M eanings
kill hurterl.a remained In the clear fll
Schlueppl, bacteriologist ot Berne.
W hile It may not huve the most
irate.
T h la «na proved hy adding
•Switzerland, has exiieriineiited with
varied inclining*, the word “set" ranks
germs to the filtrate, which destroyed
milk from nursing mother* nnd found
among words with many meanings
them.
Hint the milk has this hncterlctilnl
■ nd us «* h .
ponet to n very high degree. If the
O
bediaat
milk la kept at b mean temperature
F o r A ll tha W o rld
T h e Junior purtner had been on a
this ( M in e r tnoy l>e demonalrated for
visit to a distant branch office, and
"Sportsm anship," saya C h arlie Pad
sixty hour» or more.
Such bacteria
SUFFERING ELIMINATED
waa giving hla father a full account rt«M k. In the Am erican Magazine,
us get Into It ore ut least very much
IS-yean succeia hi treating Rectal and
“ knows no natlonnllty. It la to he
Lokwi trouble* by th* Dr. C I. D u i
retarded In tlielr development If • d of the day's doings
N f l U d l l U f ' K ' A l — -Za__ j __
found
w
herever
men
piny
together."
“
T
h
e
manager
flie
rs,”
he
said,
“ta
actually killed T he milk Is even able
a self O p i n i o n a t e d a s s He tnke* too
much on himself, so I g ate him to
M any find R u ss B a ll B ine good Ionic
uniieraiand he must get authority for chickens. I.urge package at G ro­
Fam ous P s in tie g
from here Instead of acting too much cers.— Adv.
Oalnsfxirougli a picture. “T h e Blue
on hla own."
Boy,” I* a fMirtrall «if Jonathan But-
a
íÑ TÑ ÑK
“ Yea." remarked the aenlttr. “ I gath
A politician la n mnn who has ac­
full, son of a rich lo«ndon merchant,
ered as much. Here's a telegram from quire«! the art of earning a living
and It was pointed In 177P Blue and
f c f jk W f s S l
without earning If.
r
him."
brown pre«|omlnHte.
According to
u b i
■ ’ - ttfiBl
s i in««
T h e wire r a n : 'ila d gna escape In
tradition. (lnlnstM>rough painted It to
Burrow
la
knowledge.—
Byron.
ths
office,
lie
n
»
*
wire
Instructions."
w.
N.
U.,
PORTLAND.
NO.
B2..1M*
ronfnte Ihe dictum of S ir Joshua R ey­
<\>P) r l f ht.
lftl
ARTHUR IV MOW DUN HMITH
WNU R r v k t
Balsam of Myrrh
HALE’S HONEY
&
m
nolds In hla eighth "ItlMcmirae.” In
which he said In (Kiri: “ It ought lo
he IndlxpetiaaldJ observed that the
miiMtea nt light In n picture lie al­
ways ot a warm mellow color yellow
red or a yellow ish white, and that the
blue the gray or the g rw n colors he
kept nltnovt entirely out of these
mn».“«*s and he used only to aup|M«rt or
set «iff lli«-ve warm «.dors
.
Let
the light he cold and Ihe surrounding
color warm , ns we often see In the
works ot the Homan nnd Florentine
imlnter». and It » ill he out «if Ihe [ h . w
er of a rt, even In Hie hand» of
lluheiis anil T itia n , to make a pic­
ture anleiidfil and hurm onlou*"
L egends o f " T r o * C ro s s "
T here Is no authentic Information
sa to the composition of me cross on
which Jesus was crucified. Legends
on the subject are legion. T h e alleged
fragmenta «il the erosa preserve»! ns
»acred re lict a r* coni|H>sed of pine.
According lo «me legetnl the true cross
w sa rosile of four kinds of w « mm 1—
palm, olive, cellar anil cyproas— rep­
resenting the four quarters of the
glolie A more p ie tlc legend says the
cross was made of aspen, auiqxtsed
tn account for the altn«i*t constant
qnlti-rlng ot the leaves of that »(teclea
— Pathfinder Magazine.
Within the
Reach o f A ll
arationa every dav. The Soap cleanses,
the Ointment heals sml the Talcum im­
part» a pleasing fragrance.
to s p l)« .
Ointment 2 )c. and )0e. Talcum » c
Sam ple ear h fire.
A J J r t u : “ G siic u r e ,“ D ap t. ■ ? . M a ld a s . M ss«.