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Newspaper Page TextTHF. BEAVERTON REVIEW Friday. February 21, 1930 IPROUTING BROCCOLI HAS BECOME POPULAR T t e (O K i T c n HOW TO UVE LONGER m I M » . W »«* • * « N *w *p«P *v l 'a i o « . ) “A Ititi* ruto, a Ulti* i v i ) A (UntiMun In a winter'* day t* all the prou-1 and mighty har« Uatwaaa iha eradla and tha grava." Din* to* «I PuMk M»*lih llah of PtniuylvMik«. O O ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ GOOD THINGS WE LIKE Feen-a-mint is the answer. Cleansing action of smaller doses effective because you chew it. At your druggists-» the safe and scientific laxative. FOR C O N S TIP A TIO N L. - - " -------- Vatican City’* Area The oew papal atate known aa Vati can City la about five acres tn area and embraces St. Peter's square. In cluding the capacious plot o f ground on the southeast side o f the Vatican, with the famous colonnades. There are about 500 regular Inhabitants and there are sUll at the present time many who are not associated with the Roman Catholic church. These will all eventually remove. Millions now use ltuss Ball Bine. Makes clothes snowy white. Get the genuine.—Adv. W orker* o f the W orld The national bureau o f economic re search says that about 39 per cent o f the population does the work which supports themselves and the remain ing 61 |ier cent. Last year there were 46,580,000 workers and about 72.726,- 000 other people dependent upon them. Mother of Five Healthy Children Speaks Thera Is nothing that adds to a menu whore caks Is served more than a good-looking, flne-tvx- lured, tender cake. If Is s cake the r * -* j filling Is as Important ns L J the cake Itself. ^ g Alexander C a k a.— •», .1 Cream one half cupful o f butter or other short- EC enlcg and atlr In one ' cupful of sugar gradual- ' ------ ly. then add two beaten egg yolks. Mix thoroughly and sift together two cnpfuls o f flour, two tea spoonfuls o f baking powder and one- fourth teaspoonful o f so ils; add al ternately with one-half cup o f sour milk. Flavor with a teasp.mnful o f vanilla and fold In the stiffly beaten white« o f the eggs. Bake In two layers. Alsxandsr Frosting.—Boll two cup fuls o f sugar with oue-half cupful of water ontll the sirup threads from the spoon. Pour slowly onto two well beaten whites, beating until the frosting bolds Its shape. Now add two cupfuls o f fresh grated coconut. Cover one o f the layers with coconut and with frosting; cover with another layer, then cover top and aides and •prinkle with grated coconut Prune whip la a most delightful des sert. Prunes In lemon Jello makes another; stuffed with cheese- and served with an attractive sandwich or cracker, they make a nice flnlsh to a m eat Figs, dates and raisins add to any apple salad, or mixed with nuts and bread crumbs, Served with whipped cream, makes another good dessert As tomato Juice now Is used very freely, rivaling the much-liked orange, the mother o f tittle ones sees that each has a small glass of one of these vttamlne foods dally. Tomatoes may be canned when plentiful. Just as Juice, and It will always be ready for a fruit drink or to be used as soup, or tn sauces. Dates, raisins, figs and prunes are all such good wholesome fruits that when some o f our fresh fruits are high In price or not In market Is the time to cultivate them. Everett. W a sh .—> "There is nothing so h e lp fu l in mother hood as Dr. Pierce's F a v o r ite Prescrip tion. I am the mother o f five as fine, healthy as any one could wish for and I give this medicine great credit, l or I took TROPICAL FOOOS it each time and it kept me in such good physical condition that I was always able The following are some o f the foods to do my own work right up to the last served In Hawaiian homes and also In —never lost my strength at any time. I other warm coun- would not think o f going thru expectancy without taking this tonic."— Mrs. C. E. with fresh coco- Armstrong. 2811 Victor Place. Fluid or tablets. All dealers. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids H o tel in Buffalo. N. Y „ if you want a trial package o f Prescription Tablets. l A Household Remedy For External Use O nly Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh • « » M Is tkvt t*ta* If Ml HUM. U Isawr*. Old Household Utensil An old “ coffee mortar," which was used In olden days when coffee had to be ground by band, is owned In Flu vanna county, Virginia. The mortar, which Is made o f wood. Is about a foot In height and an Inch thick. At the top the bowl Is about six Inches In diameter, and slopes to a rounded bottom. An Iron “ mauler” was used to do the actual grinding. The mor tar originally came from Scotland, apd Is believed to be about 200 years old. Help Your Kidneys Deal Promptly with Kid ney Irregularities. r - bothered with con*tant backache bladder irritation* and getting up at night, help your kidn ey* with Doan * PHD. Used for more than 40 year*. En dorsed the w o r ld o v e r . Sold by dealers everywhere. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan’s: Jam«« A. McClard, R«tired Marchant* 906 Hobson Avenue, Hot Springe* Ark.* •aye: **My kidney* dulu l act right and my back ached for qu’u* » spell. The uee of Duan'e Fill« quickly r*l me of thxe attack." DOAN'S PILLS 4 Stimulant Diuretic tothe.K»dpeys y nm *- *roc,do Give Them Their Chance RTKNTLY a young buy « « a vac- linai «li ngulu*! smallimi ami a m R IIn-ll proudly »»-lit off to artimil Co» Ilia Broccoli Is Rapidly Gaining Favor In This Country. (Fr«ptr«0 by (h* ralt«d StAtM P#t>4rtm«it o t A g r ic u ltu r e .) A few years ago broccoli was scares- ly known In this country outside o f the French and Italian households which were ftwnlltar with It tn their own lands and eventually started growing it here. Within the past year or so broccoli o f the sprout’ng type has been produced extensively In Texas and California, and haa become very popular and widely distributed to large city markets. Broccoli Is ona of the forms o f the large brnsalca or cabbage family. Cauliflower, cabbage, brussels sprouts, and kohlrabi are Its nearest relatives, botanlcally speaking. O f these It Is most like cauliflower. The flower head o f sprouting broccoli, unlike that o f cauliflower. Is not white, but deep green, as Is the rest o f the part that Is cut for food. These flower heads SMALL BOY’ S SUIT W ITH DROP FRONT Very Good Type for Young ster’ s Trousers Is Shown. (Pr*pared by lh* I'nll^t Ststm D»p»r»m»»t ot Arrteultar* I It Is easier to teach a boy between two and three years old how to ilresa himself and go to the toilet without help If one type o f trouser fastening is adopted for all o f his suits. Varia tions In material, color, and minor ■tyle details can he Introduced. A very good type for the small boy's trousers is here Illustrated. It was designed by • clothing specialist In the bureau of home economics. United States De partment o f Agriculture, after study ing the needs o f a group o f nursery School children. These trousers button on a blouse In Oliver Twist style, or they can he worn on an underhiottse or sun suit top, depending on the season. The Im portant new feature about them la the drop front formed hy slashing the front section midway between the side plackets and center seam. The tlashea are finished with simulated welt pock et edges which are really plackets. The band at the top o f this front drop Is extended shout an Inch to form con venient tub« and permit the button may serve these same foods with banks ot snow out side and the chill winds o f winter, making with an open fire a tropical feast, a most delightful occasion. Chicken With Spinach and Coconut. — Disjoint one large chicken, dredge with salt and pepper and saute In three tablespoonfuls o f butter until nicely browned on all sides. Cover with water and simmer over very low heat until each piece Is well done. Remove to a hot place, make a brown sance tn the pan. nslng three table- spoonfuls o f flour and the same amount of fa t When the flour la brown and well blended with the but ter add two cupfuls o f coconut milk, and when smooth and thick add a peck o f spinach, cooked, boiled and chopped. Simmer ten minutes and serve with the chicken. Salmon Lomi.—Dover a pound of kippered salmon with boiling water and let stand a few minutes before draining; repeat twir-e and then flake, removing all the bones and pieces of membrane. Add one-half o f a green pepper and two onions finely chopped and chilL Serve between two half- inch slices o f ripe tomato. Pineapple Water Ice.— Boll one cup ful o f water and two enpful* o f sugar for five minutes, stirring only until the sugar Is dissolved. Add three and one-half cupful* o f pineapple Juice j and put Into the Ice box to chill. When | cold pack In a mold using eqna! parts ' o f Ice and sal. to cover the mold Let | « a n d two hours, then add a stiffly beaten egg white: mix well, repack acd leave an hour and a half longer. Avocado Pear Salad.— Pare (wo avo- Trousers Buttoned on a Blouse. | cados and remove the pit*, then slice j Into thin rings. Marinate In a snappy hole and button beneath to tie placed french dressing with two sliced cu In line with the placket where It will cumbers added Ju«t before serving. be most effective. The aide openings > Serve on lettuce with ripe tomato as are closed In a similar way with the a garnish. Do not let the cucumbers waist band extended slightly beyond : stand after the dressing has been add them and the buttons nre placed In ed or they will lose their crispness line with the placket*. A wide under- Grape Juice Punch.— Mix two cup lap 1« used under all the placket*. All fuls each o f grape Juice, sweet cider buttonhole* on children'* clot lie* should and grapefruit Juice with one cupful be cut so that the pull or struln on o f sugar, one-half teaspoonful o f nut* the bottom brings It Into the corner I meg and one Inrge orange shredded. of the buttonhole. Chill well for several hours then add i Two buttons Instead o f one «reused two quarts of cream soda water. on the hark drop as the child can Scrambled Egge.— Allowing one ta- rf‘" ch th"»n m o « rosily. These little blespoonful o f butter arid four table- trousers are straight and short, well spoonfuls o f milk to each egg Beat *t,ove "'»■ bend o f the knee, and have eggs lightly, add salt pepper, a little Pi»*«»» of room In the seat and snlfl chopped onion—or scraped onion Is l?1<,nl length In the crotch Most moth- better—three or four slices of cooked «h.tild make them at home of wash bacon broken Into bits to half a doyen <n»»erlals Fabrics should always be eggs. Cook, stirring In a dish over with sufficient body to take water until creamy throughout. Serve tailoring. I. e.. trim machine stitched at once. edges arid corners, and that do not re quire aturih. Elbow sleeves and tint neck v r tjiiL SUFFERING ELIMINATED 15-year* success In treating Rectal and Colon troubles oy the Dr. C. J. Derti ““ Nl IVSCKCICAI - - 'l , 1 , i «He* tit to dive WK! rtKN AS. SURA NCR of H it s HI.I MI & NA rp.O Of KCK HF. FUNDI A) Send tiKiay for FREE )0O-p»;w , book ilcscnt iiizcuusesanU rros>- ~~ treatment of wch ailments. ss R EAN TAL tf W. N TcaOHCHNtc Í" * iV O m U , FORTLAND, IO , 7~'.s:0 L i r - r i t o f V u lt u r e Stiviti*** The California condor, weighing from 45 t<> <50 pounds ami having 11 «Ing- Spread nf eight and nrie-ltnlf tn nine and nnc-hnlf feet Is the largest nf the vultures, and Ihe largest bird that files I>espIte Ita great size, the speed of the condor is estima tei I at <K) mile* an hour and Ihe snaring range nl 3.0U« to 4,000 feet. Playing W th M d ch ei Children eau e lot* of trouble hy playing with matches. Mo doe* Cupid —Arkansas Gazelle. trim mlngs are the recommended features AROUND THE HOUSE The tr*mbb»*«»rne child iiim > be mer* ly the fired child • • • All children'* imrnient*. e*pecl*lly piny *uIt*, should permit free«loin nnd nntunil movement of the h#»dy 0 0 0 Coftngt cheese, hljzh protein nnd mnke* hd excellent wlche* If moistened ng. crenrn or term*« vnluiihle for It* cnlcluro content, tiller for *;ind- with bulled drew» lube. and th« more tender parta o f the stalk are eaten. The lower end o f the stalk Is tough and should be trimmed off, say * the bureau o f home econom ics, o f the United States Department o f Agriculture, and also the leaves. There Is. consequently, considerable waste In preparing broccoli for the table. After carefully washing the Center stalks with the flower bend* attached, cut them lengthwise Into •trips ao they will cook more evenly and quickly. Otherwise the flower heads would be cooked long before the stalks are tender. Drop Into lightly salted boiling water, leave the kettle uncovered, and cook for 15 to 25 minutes. As soon as the broccoli Is tender and while (he color Is still fresh green, drain, season with salt and pep|>er to taste, and add melted butter or other fat or serve with bollandalse sauce. Aral time. SutlalteO timi I lie; hint ilia charged their obligations toward lo d i offspring the perenta fondly awaited results. These promptly came lu the form o f acliool reports staling that “John wua dull." As a mallet ol fact. John wna not dulL He wus. however, huilly under nourished aud In addition had ade noid*. With Illese condition« remedied j the (my quii Uy reached the head of j hla class. (Ida »lory has « moral. Thousand* o| parent* fake the phya j leal condition of llivlr children for granted. Assuming that the absence of |ailn means positive heullh no In ; «estivation for |ai**llde latent irau hies la made. TUI* false attitude has annually *.-nt out a tremendous mini ber o f young people physically handl ! capped for their *ehool work. ll must be understood (hai pain la an Indlcullon of an acula or *ul> acute [ condiilou. lu many phyalcal »lutea needing urgent correction. Il la al together absent. Health depart mint*, through rural Inspections, are In *oin* Jurisdiction* Investigating the pliysUul condition of ths pre «elioni child. But for the most part this obligation, both In the mun ’ try and tha city districts, «III reals with the parents alone. Weak e.vee. bud teeth and tonsils undernourishment. defective hearing luqialred heart* and many other tie (Vienile* do not manifest Ihemsrlvre through paio at all. Indeed, ao clever are they at coneeallng tbelr extslenee that an Investigation hy a physician la required (o bring them to IlghL Young school children deserve to « a r t their «chimi carcere “ el scratch.'' Title advantage «III not be tlielre un ; teme they ere physically fit Get them thoroughly examined fur tmilllj de feels Give them their cbsuce. They will need IL Y ee«/ Pai » ! The man who wouldn't drive hie motorcar half a mile when It's out of order, will often drive hie brain all day with a head that's throbbing. Such punishment Isn't very good for one's nerveat It's unwise, and It's unnecessary. A tablet or two of Bayer Aspirin will relieve e heed- •che every time. So, remember this accepted antidote for pain, end epare yourself a lot of needisaa suf fering. Head the proven directions end you’ll dlacuvrrr many valuable uece for those tablets. For head- achos; to check colds. T o ease a •ore throat end reduce the infection. For relieving neuralgic, neuritlc, rheumatic pain. reople used to wonder If Bayer Aspirin waa harmful. The doctors answered that question year* ego. It is not. Some folks still wonder If It really dims relieve pain. That'» •ettiodl Fur millions of men and women have found It does. T o cure the emuao of any pain you must consult your doctor; but you may always turn to Uayer Aspirin for immediate rtlu f. l t ;l Y i :i t A S P I R I N Plebeian Mnerjr It la atyltaher to have • alight curyaa than a small cold, but not any more fun.—Spokesman Review. Defeat “ fa your uew cook energetlcT" “ N o; «he «na badly vanquished In an effort |o whip amue cream." Take thing« as they come, cheerful on the blouse Illustrated. Elbow length ly ; It require« greater cheerfulness to sleeves are suitable for practically see them go. all occasional are not outgrown quick ly. ami adjust easily to the strain of play. If the climate or health o f the child requires long sleeve«, the blouse should have extra width through th* back and cheat, and the aleeves should Wheeaera and Sneezers be whle enough to prevent binding al L'VK K Y season tn many sections of the elbow. Fitted cuffs are not good the United Slates a vast army of alin-e long sleeves are soon outgrown, American citizens wheeze and anei-ae. 'HEN • man who baa been and the cuffs make them very uncom They do this to their exceeding die mayor of a big city for twelve fortable. unattractive, and also re I comfort, while al Ihe same time oh year* Amis out how to live, his words stricting. ora worth Ustening to. Ex-Mayor | talnlng alight sympathy from Uicli The neck line la an Important Item more unfortunate friends. E. N. Kirby of Abilene, Texas, dis covered the simple way to health In the lit o f a small boy's blouse. It Comparatively few o f these annosl about ten y ea n ago (he ia now 64.) should he low enough so that there U victims can afford either Ihe time or no pull against the neck as he stoops, money to leek climes nnfrlendly In “ I am now a new man, and as for this often produces headache. A hay fever. Consequently, ninny re active aa a boy,” says Mr. Kirbv. *T feel fine all the time and rarely neck line that Is too high In the bark sign themselves fo their condition, op havoan ache or a pain, although for Is annoying and cuusea the child to thnlstlrully anticipating that dtstast, twenty-five years 1 sulleretl with thrust his head forward. Boor posture though effective, event commonly rheumatuim. and sometimes waa un Is the resulL Slightly rounded oul known as the fall frost able to stand or walk. I would not neck lines nre romfortuhle, healthful, give up my simple health discovery Science, so miraculous In mtny de and generally becoming. Collars are —no, not for five thousand dollar« part men!» o f life, has nof shunned Ihe unnecessary and since they are often in gold!” That discovery was Nujoll : hay fever victim, however. Speaking a bother. It Is better to use simulated That's the wonderful thing shoot In aggregates. Immense as It Is In If. collars stitched fist to the hhmse.These Nuiol. Although it ia not a mnlinne self, there Is only « comparatively • re Just ns attractive ns rolling collars, •nil contains absolutely no drugi, ita sumII minority o f Individuals In this much more comfortable, and In addi harmless internal lubrication seems • country who possess an unusual sen to make people feel lie'ter and look tion are simple to rnuke and easy u sltlvencsa to the pollens o f certain on the brighter aide of life, whether launder. plants, weeds, grasses and Irens they are old or young. This limited cnusltlve fli-lrt has made Of course you can understand why Casserole Dish Useful possible. the development o f a coun thia ia to: we all of us have natural teractlng serum. irons in our bodies that make u* During Winter Months However. It becomes necessary in idarhv, tick and low in our £ If you have an earthenware or glass the first place to discover the partic minds. Nujol, which ia aa tasteless baking dl.*h with a clone fitting cover, ular pollen that I* causing ihe trou and colorless aa pure water, helps to absorb these ana carry them away, you can use It many times during the ble o f each Individual And this can •saily, regularly aa clock work. winter months to prepare hot and ap not he done without mnklng e visit petizing meat dishes o f various kinds. to a physician prepared In make te»is Instead of drugging and irritating In mild weather It I* not always deair with the pollen extract* that loglrall) vour body with pills, cathartics, laxatives, and other habit-forming able to keep the oven going for ao may he suspected o f creating the dlf drugs, give your body the Internal hour or more. Another advantage of Acuity. lubrication which it needs, just aa the casserole dish Is that when the Fortunately, such a te*t Is exceed meat Is once cooked to the point o f Ingly simple and painless. A needle tenderness, tf there are late miners to prick carries a hit of each extract un S a tisfie d on th e F a rm the meal, the dish can be held at a der the skin The particular criminal According to the results o f a survey fairly hot temperature without detri doing the damage Is promptly die conducted by one o f the largest mail ment Likewise while first helping« closed hy way of a slight local reac order bouses In the United States are being enteii the remainder of the tion. All the other extracts remnln through Its department nf home eco ment In the baking dish kee|>a hot. neutral. Tims caughL Inoculations nomics, farm buys and glrla nre more The following recipe for smothered for that ty|>e are administered over sntlafled with their lot than nre any hum with sweet potatoes la an excel, a period of weeks Immunity, how. other young people la the world. lent one o f this type. It la from the ever, must be established before Ihe Three-quarter« o f a million young bnrenn o f home economic* o f the Unit pollen season arrives. It la loo line persona residing on farina « e r e quca ed State* Department o f Agrlcolfure. to resort to this treatment after the tinned aa to tbelr future plan*. Nine I slice ham cut Into t cup hot wster onset of the attack. ty-three per rent o f the girl* replied piece* for »ervln* I th* ham drip- While this scientific weapon Is not that they Intended to remain In the I c"p* r»w Hlr*d plnffft always WO per cent effective. Its uv country and more Ilian ta) per cent potatoes t tbs. iujcat . eruge of success Is sufficiently high o f the hoys find made plana for ca Brown the ham lightly on both sides to Justify all w I id le r * nnd sneezers reers In the rural districts. and place In a baking dish. Spread to give If a trial. Wbeexera and the sliced potatoes over the ham. sneezers, take not lee. sprinkle with the augar, add the hot Revis ed Edition ( A 1929. W (tii#rn N «w « p a p « r U n io n .) water and drippings, cover, and bake "W here have you been?” In n moderate oven (850 degrees F). “ In the hospital being censored." Im a g e F r o m A lt a r o f “Uenaoreil T” until the hum Is tender. Baste the G reek *’ “ U nknow n G od ’ ’ “ Yea, I had several Important parts potatoes occasionally with the gravy, The refairted eicnvutlon at Agrl- cut out." nnd » hen tender remove the lid and brown the top »ell. gentu (Grigentl), In southern Sicily, of a group o f Greek ultars In conjunc tion with Neolithic axes and archaic Winter Carrots May Be pottery brought to light not only more Best-Liked Vegetable ulturi. both Greek and liotimn, but Winter «*urnK9 rr\ny b* |»r«*|»nref| an h I s o an object o f exceptional InteresL dnerlhed M o w by flip burpwu of homo At Ural It appeared lo be an ordinary pronomfrs. to rnuke thpm one of th* terra cotta drainpipe with a collur bp*Mikp<| vef?p till'tew o f the niftier decoration nt one end, hut Brofensor Marconi Identified It as Ihe very rure limited cnbl-weaflier list. Some fiim lib** like fhelr rarrol* *llr#^| thin, find Image of an “ Unknown God," (lie col other* want them In “ *hoe at r Ini'»." lar being a frontal plait o f hair with TI ip fthnpe nuike* no dlfTerenre If you a human ear to each end. this Indi ndd the Rood leuiori'find-huftpr *uac* cating pcraonnllty. but without Iden tlfylug features. This furnishes a with flnely ml w ed pnr*lpy In IL striking Illustration o f St. Bnul's ser I or 10 m e d iu m - 1 o r 2 tb * le m o n mon on Mara hill (Areopagus) lo the •Ired c a r r o t * JuP** Vfc ( Fait I rb*. f I n • I 9 Athenians. In which he any* that he % cup butler chopped pareley has seen un altur dedicated to “ An W**h nnd m-rnpc the enrrot* and rut Unknown God.” Further evacuation then» In H1 «•*. *tr1p*. or dice. Tool- will be made nt the site, which was In h «mull qiiunflfy of holllii« waited apparently set apart for « ’orshlp hy WMter for fen or fifteen minute*, or Sikels, Greek* and Homans for ul until fender drnln. ndd the butter l, i,it IJIOU years; It Is »pille close Baby ills »nd ailment» »eem lemon Jube. nr»d pur*ley. nnd *erve to the temple o f f.'astor and Bollux. twice as serious at night. A H id If men » e r e compelled |o bury their faults the undertaker« would bave to work o i ertimi*. Twelve Years Mayor and Going Strong! W Hon. E. N. Kirby, for (welve years Mayor o f Abilene, Texas, who has discovered secret e f success. much on any other machine. After • few days you will be surprised at the difference in the way you feel. You ran get Nujol in a waled package In any drug store. Nujol may change vour whole outlook on life. Get a bottle today and give yourself a chance to be well! I«gretil«d e “ Don't answer the bell. Mary." "Mem 7* •The gentleman at the door hna polished the doorknob very nicely while he « a s walling. I appreciate his efforts but I don’t want to buy anything.” n * r * l* s S h i« n iw e e e e ly relieved an d tiaated Î u • lrk rh ofla a lv «. L e a v e s n o a cera . hy t 'o i e '« N o m e d i cin o rh oet c o m p le to w ith o u t I t Hr e n d H r a t d ru g g is t* , o r J. W . C o l* C o ., K och e fo r d . III.—A d v e rtle e m o n t. • Verbal Hoi Oae M. T. Head (attending theater with w ife)—This piny mnke* me think. W ife— Yea, It Is n most extraordi nary piny.— Balhflnder Magazine. The universe la full o f mngteal things, patiently waiting for our wlU to grow sharper.—Bhllpotta. W hen are upset f*nmf*<rt;ihfe nhoc* moke *hopplnp e«*le» for the homemnker. 0 0 0 <Yefim *oup* will be «mouther If they nre henten with »in beatei Jij*t before nerving. • • • The pem dnfor which ho* net one* *t»lined bod'te with coffee tuny b« denned b> tilling the pot nexrly fnl of tiuillng wiitcr nnd »id ling h tn *poon o f *«Nlri Let It holl h few mlr. nre* find then wiih I i It out with non ond woter. Name Disqualified Her Two French ambassadors negotlaf Ing a marriage hei «een (belt kin* and one ol the Spanish princesses chose Blanche even though she was teas sillied and less hcnullfiil. fot the other bore the name Urraca, a ninne timi would never do for n queen. Pride and Ingratitud e Bride I» of such Inrlmnle connection with Ingratitude Hint Ihe actions of Ingratitude seem directly resolvable Into pride ns the prlnrlpul reason of them.—South. den cry may mean colic. Or ■ tudden attack of diarrhea—a con dition it is always important to check quick:y. How would you meet this em ergency—tonight? Have you a bottle of Castoria rcxdy? There ii 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 o f your wee one— for your own peace of mind — keep this old, reliable prepara tion always on hand. But don’t keep it just for emergencies; let it he an everyday aid. Its gent!« influence will ease and soothe th« infant who cannot sleep. Its mild regulation will help an older child whose tongue is coated because of sluggish bowels. All druggist* have Castoria; the genuine bears Chas. Tf. Fletcher’s signature or the wrapper.