The Beaverton review., July 18, 1930, Image 2

Friday, July 18. 1930
Black
Sheeps
Gold
TUF. BEAVERTON IIKVIKW
to stay away thirty (lays, guessing
wouldn’t do. But tf you did not guga*
If you counted by something that
We Behove
wouldn’t drop ■ day ter« or there; If
you left at new moon, and gnv« over
Like human Beings
your reckoning to something that was
sure to com«, back in exactly twenty-
» U S O S C .I D O * M Y . R H U - a
l A ISIS, X s a t i N m h s i w I ' sios >
eight days, something .ta t every na
live In sight would ball with saluta­
i’ hs w orld which clouds thy soul
Gushy Girls W aite Sc*
W ith d o u b t
tions Slid loud cries— then you might
la but s oar pc I Insld* out.
be perfectly sure that you would stay
Emotion
I t ’s when w>* v lsw th vs* shreds
away Just long enough.
and ends
HERE are rnauy histories of mar­
W e know not w hat ths whets
"Sergeant Sin* » 11 “ said Ha. "Go
riage.
Westeruturk'«. In three
Intends:
and get me one of Mr. Suitthaon’s cur­ large volume«, 1» tt more «ketch nmt
■o when on snrth th in s * look but
riers."
odd.
was out of date the day It »«» prluted.
“ Yosslr," replied Stmol. aa If ah« New marriage customs ha»e been In­
T h s y ’ rs w o rk in g out svm * achsme
of God
had asked for 11 handkerchief, "I bring vented.
W h st now »• • m random s t r o k * *
him dead or I bring llm live, Slim
w ill th sr*
Marriage doe« not »tend s till It
bada-Sirr
In ordsr and d sslsn appear.
grow»—backward, forward, up and
T h *n shall w * pralss w h st hare wa
"Alive, of course; and don't let
down. Thera are a* many forma of
spurnsdi
anyone see you getting him."
] marriage behavior as there are mar­
f o r thsn ths ra re s t w ill be turned.
"Hlght Slr." Th* sergeant melted
— M etropolitan U f a
ried couple». Poaalbty more; aome dis­
Into the bush.
solve and remarry. Marriage law«
SUMMERY DISHES
It was some minutes before h« re­
back to the field for you; I’m fed up turned. driving befor« him sn extreme­ vary from state to atnte. nation to na­
tion. age to age. Can marriage be­
with prospecting. I made love to him, ly scared and ver > naked 1‘apuan.
A* the fresh mushrooms come Into
havior be generalised or reduced to the market or on* pick» them In th#
and got him to com« away with me,
“Come on, you black cow." encour­
because I wanted him to work for me; aged Stmol "You liks 1 handcuff hlin. law ?
fields, there are many
you can put that In your pip« and Sinabuda r
There la no biologic excuse outride
ways of using them as
amoke It U you like.’
She stood
a garnish and flavor fur
“ No, certainly not. Don't frighten structural deficiency for unmated ad­
with her hands on her lean hip* sta r
ult
human
being».
Many
human
»0
different dlahe*
him. Ask him when they left the
Ing at H a ; 11s, straight, he!meted,
Spinach Mold. — Cook
field, and be aura you get th« right defies respect that law. Other com­
armed, as a young Joan of Arc, with
munities flaunt It. disregard puberty.
spinach until tender In
answer."
blue, pure eye« burning In a face of
Just the water that clings
"Me savvy," nodded SlmoL An In Indefinitely postpone mating or mate
mountain snow, paused, still as the
to the leave* A very few
terchauge of questions and auaw«r casually, and make the best of chil­
night outside, her mind on full stretch
dren
aa
they
do
of
other
accident».
minutes will cook spin­
followed.
over this new problem. Wbat bad
In
other
word*
we
get
little
light
"SInat>ads." said the sergeant, satut
ach If cooked In a largo utensil with
the moon to do with ttt
Ing, "liim say this man, this woman on human marriage behavior from the plenty of heat under the surface. Over­
There was small chance of finding
leuvem Tatatata thasa time the new mind of the ameba or the social In- cooking any vegetable destroys not
out anything, here. In this reeking
moon come, bee-fora. Him leaven ' stlncts of the anthropoid »pee. Human only Ita flavor and vitamin content,
tent, frun the half drunk pair who
; marriage behavior la aa distinctly and but also takes out Ilia color which la
twel' o'clock, tun be atop-oo-top."
were certainly not prospecting, what­
"Give him some tobacco, and let him ; peculiarly human as Is a sewing nia- so attractive In any dish. Drain and
ever their business In the bush might
go. Sergeant I Tell him not to talk ! chine er the “ Wedding March” of Loh chop flue, season well with butler, salt
be. Without a word. Ha turned and
( engrln. The mate Instinct must be and a few daalira of pepper. I’ack
shout this."
walked away followed by the ser­
“ 1 tellem all right," proffered the there: Is there. If we are born whole, tightly lnli> a ring mold and keep ho*
geant.
sergeant, on returning. “ 1 tellem 1 j we have t t : the capacity to eeek a over water. Unmold and till th« ren­
She lingered a little on the way
takem head belong bliu. cleanem head mate, the Impulse to find one If tt ter with;
back to the camp. The carriers were
all same pith, aookem along ptra. take« ua oversea*
Creamed Mushroom*— Melt three
noisy; she could hear them shouting
Why, then, a world of sexually un­ tablespoon fuls of butter, add four
stickem him bead up along my dubu
and singing. How they were shoot­
(clubhouse) suppose hliu too much adjusted: unmarried», divorce«, oft- tablespoonfula of flour, one-half tea­
ing I Dancing, too. When she came
married a, courtesans, prostitutes, hom­ spoonful of t a i l ; when well blended
talk. . . . sinabada!"
out Into the open clearing, ah« could
osexuals, loveless marriage, childless add two cupfuls of rich uillk and rook
“
Well,
sergeant
r
see, by the light of the fires, dark
marriage»? Endless kinds.
“
Whussa
masser
?"
until smooth. Add three bard cooked
forma whirling and leeping as If pos­
• • •
Ha looked Into tn« face— anxious,
egg* cut luto slice« and two cupful*
sessed by demons. They made such
Two general observations:
( 1 ) of fresh mushrooms that hav« been
kindly, shrewd— of tbe dark tilwal
sergeant, the “savage dressed In Euro|<e’s population has doubled In the sliced and sauted In butter for flv«
serge.' and recognised a man. - Si mol last hundred years despite the enor­ minutes. Serve very hot. No one has
bad tensed, without nnderstsodlng. mous losses from wars, disease. Infan­ yet refused spinach served In thla
the crisis In which sbe found herself; tile mortality, and drains oversea* charming way.
The mate-hunger Is not Impotent. ( 2 )
was offering, blindfolded bis help.
Aspic Jslly Salad__Soak one table-
“ It’s this, sergeant." »he said briefly We hear only of the aexually-unad- spoonful of gelatin In cold water using
“Mr. Smithson was left to look out Justed. There are million» of happily one-fourth of a cupful Heat one pint
after my husband's gold. If be runs mated couples In America.
of chicken »lock or canned chicken
Now for the other ride; the be­ broth, add the softened gelatin and
away from It for one moon and two
havior
of
the
mate-impulse.
It
lead»
days, another man ran steal It; then
attr until tt la well dissolved. Pour
there Is no gold for my man. no gold many to marry. The marriage fail»: Into a ring mold which baa been
for ne. Sergeant, do you know the drunkenness, cruelty, infidelity, deser­ rinsed In cold water. When cool place
way to tbe field — 1 mean, know It tion. etc. The courts recognlie many In th* refrigerator to t>«rome firm.
grounds. Why docs one man become
well?"
When reudy to serve unmold on crisp
“I a ) savvy him too mnch, Slna a drunkard, another beat Ida wife) lettuc« and fill the center with cnb-
Marriage
Itself
Is
no
more
responsible
bada. One carrier be savvy plenty,
ba.-e or any salad mixture. Garnish
village belong him atop two day along for such misfit« than la business foi j with strips of plmlento.
arson
or
banking
for
defalcation.
Th*
|
bush."
Melba Sandwiches.— Finely chop the
“ W hat! you’ve got a Tatatata man!" man who be«is his wife probably beat meat from three doiell queen ollvea.
bia
slater
or
his
mother.
The
mar
1
"My .ord, yes, Sinabada. Bee-fore,
Add one cupful of finely chopped lie-
who drinks because or In splto of hli ,
him klllem one white man. along Ta
can meat* Moisten with mayonnaise
tatata road him go to Jail along D arn. wife would turn to drink under any and spread on thin sllcea of grntinm
this man be good man, he aavvy other situation to which he could nol bread thnt has been spread with green
adjust himself.
plenty."
pepper butter. Put together lu pair*
s • •
“Get him here," Ha ordered.
press together, trim off all crusts and
Between
the
age
of
fifteen
end
Another wild, naked creature was
cut Into trlungte* Serve with lobslef
twenty-five
are
ten
long
years.
During
herded up.
salad or oyster cocktail*
these
years
tbe
mate-hunger
lmpuls*
“Yes." he said. In answer to tbe j
sergeant. “ Me savvy load (road) too cannot be put to sleep, as one doea s
FROZEN DESSERTS
much. . . . Tatatata? Tomorrow 1 child; or locked In a closet, aa on*
does— but should not— a naughty
There la nothing more appetizing
“ Don’t Mind Us,” Shs Said. “W t'rs we walk, we walk at rung, nother day child. It Is Inevitable that hug*
and refreshing to serve with the main
we
walk,
we
walk
strong,
nighttime
Rough, but W t’rs Honest.“
amounts
of
energy
be
diverted.
But
course of a dinner
we sleep morning time sun he come
s noise that, at first, she could not dls
up big, we come up along Tatatata. where? What Is to tie Its outlet?
than;
“ liaise the standard of men'» mor
tlD g u lab what they were singing, al
Lemon
Ic* —
sun he go down, we come along gole
nllty!" But not by talk. Work will dc
though some words seemed strangelj
Make 11 sirup hy
del’.“
It.
Many
a
boy
la
so
hard
at
work
familiar. Then, over the nncompre-
hoilllig four cupfuls
“Twenty-eight days today." counted
bended shouts of the Mambare and Pla. "Twenty-nine tomorrow. Thirty he lins no further energy left.
of water mid two
The boy or girl who for ten year*
Yassl-Ynssl carriers, came load and the day after. Thirty-one to arrive
cupfuls of augur
clear the cry of some Port Moresb) . . .
twenty mltiutes.ndd
Sergeant 1 Ask him does he chases pleasure aa the main businesi
of life may be “pure,” but neither will
boys— "Sail-O! S a llO !"
three fourths of a
know another way— a shorter way."
Pla knew the custom of saluting
“ No savvy," said the carrier prompt be likely to acquire any socially useful cupful of lemon Juice, cool, stralu and
the new moon with that cry. She ly. Ha watched him; be seemed to habits during that time. Both men and freeze. A little of the grated rind inny
women can become such habitual fllrti be added to the augur and water,
glanced to westward, where the forest
her nano, s little too prompt
thnt they are abnormal; they are aex which will give a flavor moat people
sloping down, showed s wide stretch
“Offer double pay, ’ she t rdered.
of sky. There, In the west, almost
like.
“ No savvy," was the result— not \ nal perverts.
The normal sex-complex esn h*
gone, bung one clear small strip wlthnjt a touch of tenijier.
Now that our strawberry season be­
broken
In
many
ways:
disappointment
of silver, like a llgh» iieeting dropped
gins early In the year and ends after
Ha turned her back, and walked off
from some fairy fruit. New moon I . . . to her tent. Her man, his fortune In love, no response on the part of th* the ever hearing vnrlety are seized hy
mate, etc. The aex-complex thus be the frost, the strawberry seuson seem»
What had those people In the tent were hanging in the balance.
said, about the moon? Why bad Jinny
The cat streak that hides in all ; come» conditioned to abnormal meth never ending. The most delightful ol
Treacher struck Smithson, when he women came to the surface. She be ods of response: tendency to avoid berries. It Is a favorite when frozen
or be disgusted under condition» wldcb In Ice cream.
spoke of It? Why must she, Pla, came cruel. In defease of her own.
know nothing about the moon— the
Strawberry Ice Cream.— Wash nnd
"Make him talk," she flung over her are neither ^disgusting* nor to h*
avoided; pmdlshnesa; »loppy senti­ hull one quart of straw berries. Sprin­
mjon yblcb measured off months—
shoulder, 8« she went.
mentality ; morbid Interest In the ex kle with one and one-fourth cupfuls
“O h !’’ It was a sudden cry. lea p ­
“My word, me blunky wel. make
ing over a hundred otinotlced links, him," was the sergeant's reply. He tertmls or accessories of sex conduct of sugar mash and let stand several
The sex-complex thus comes to mear hours then squeeze through a Jell)
her mind had sprung to the end of the reached for a strip >f lawyer cane
for one Individual one thing; for an bag. Mix one and one-lmlf cupfuls of
chain of thought. She knew.
It wua only a minute or tw j before
Thirty days, of desertion, without die ex murderer ap(>eare<l sulking other, quite something else. It come» rich cream with one and one half cup
to be as varied aa behavior Itself fuls of milk the white* of four well
due and sufficient cause, made void a -linking, whimpering, driven by Slmol
What It Is at any one time depends 01 beaten eggs and one eighth tcu*|HH>n-
claim. Smithson— who couldn’t resist
Pla. sitting on her camp bed aa on
drink or girls— was here In the for­ 1 bench of Justice, questioned him, and the lessons It hna learned; Its expert ful of »alt. Turn Into a freezer and
ence. Its habits. No man or woinai freeze to a mush, using three purts ol
est. two days away from Tatatata,
he sergeant translated.
enters Into marriage with a sex-com crushed lee to one part of salt, then
with Jl.ny, and Jinny’s (or Spicer’s)
“Ia there another road?”
plex alale on which something has nol add the fruit Juice and finish freezing
cases of champagne. There were no
Slmol replied.
"Him say, yes.
calendars In the bush— drinkers' mem­ Plenty bad road, full up ulong devil." lieen written. Until recently. It wai The whites of the stiffly beaten eggs
likely to he too little on the part ol may be uthled with the Juice, making
ories are treacherous. If you wanted
• TO BE CONTINUED»
the woman, an Ignorance so Ingrained
the frozen mixture more delicate
that learning waa painful; too much
when finished. Serve In tail glasses
on the part of the man, more than h*
with a large unhulled berry on top.
could rub off.
Orange Ice.— Make n sirup of a
M any Still Have Faith in Miraculous Wells
Foundations of habits (which meant
quart of water and two cupful* of
character) are laid In homes. Nine
There are numerous wells through­ with the people. Naturally, as this tenths of the girls that enter Juvenll* sugar a* for lemon lee, odd two cup­
report spread, the people of the conn courts leave bad homes. As Thomai fuls of orange Juice, one fourth cup­
out the British isles where the passer
by has hut to breathe a wish or drop tryside flocked to the well. Three puts It. many a girl cannot be tald ful of lemon Juice, the grated rind ot
a pin or other offering Into the wntei draughts of the water were taken by to fall, because ahe haa never risen two oranges. Cool, strain and freeze.
Sorbet.— Make a sirup hy boiling
to obtain what be wants. From what the pilgrims, three times repented, and She Is not Immoral, but ninornl. Th*
was learned of St. Helen's well near three times they made the rounds on mate-hunger Is tnmed Into love foi two cupful* each of sugar nnd water
Sefton In Lancashire, young ladle* their knees, thus making a circuit of adventure, clothe», theater, attention together for fifteen initiate«, then add
After each distinction, freedom. And some dls one can of shredded or grated pine
still continue to throw pins into It ’ o the well three times
find out whether tl.eir sweethearts round the pilgrim laid a white stone, cover that the only means they hav* apple, one-baif cupful of lemon Julre,
are faithful to them, tf.e dales of their about the size of a pigeon a egg, on to realize these acquired npiietlfes Is one and one-third cupfuls of orange
marriage and other details on which »he ancient altar In the circle which their sex. They use It ns they would Julre nnd one qunrt of spring water.
their future happiness hangs, and (Ids was called the Well of the Sun The n coin to buy advantages and pleasure. Freeze to n mm h. Serve In frnppe
•evelry. dancing and drinking that fol Thomas cites Itumas as saying thal glnr»ea.
they learn from the turning of the pin
Coffss Ice Cream.— Scald one and
owed led to ‘.be discontinuance of the girls In furls lost their virginity as
to the north or to the south, possibly
•bserian.es. which were an example they lost their milk teeth: they rould one-half cupful* of milk with one-
to some oilier p< int of the compass.
At Tnber Kllna Grelne or the well of enn worsh.p surviving into Modern give no plausible account of the loss. third of a cupful of finely ground cof­
times. Tbe nymph of the well msnl
Or they marry with that same coin fee, strain through n double cheese
of the Sun church, found a rentur)
ago In County Cork, when a marsh fested herself In the form of a trout or huy entree to the stage or a trip cloth, add one cupful of sugar, tlie
•ut left when the well was desecrated to Paris. Having ehosen the easier henIen yolk* of four eggs, one-fourth
was drained. a spring wns disclosed
road, they soon become habituated teavpoonful of s a lt; cook over water
where, according to tcgetid, e nymph
to It. Until recently, women hnd al until thick, adding one fourth cupful
of the well r.nee lived. This woman
A 'a rm in g Show ers
of sugar nnd one cupful of cream ;
bad a gift for prop iecj. and there wns
Real showers of blood have beer» rnn«t no iiicentlve or opportunity tn
«ail to he a little wooden Inuige of known Some time ago a couple ol attempt U'-hlcveniAit In male fields cool, add three more cupful* of cream
her there which would communicate falls of this kind <M-mrred In the III Why slionhl she when for every worn «rid freeze. Serve gurnlalied with
an there was a purchaser; for some, n arascldno cherrlc*.
tie town of Mlssignudl. In the south
many bidders.
-
of
Italy,
causing
much
alarm.
Sam
F a m o js W a s M odeler
tic; by Or or ic* A. Dort*r.)
plea
were
sent
to
Rome
and
pro
1 \ j U J m
Mme. Tussaud was the fournie»
nounced by analysts of the Kcob
of Mme. Tussaud» exhibition ot
Unsavory City Quarter
D ru m L o n g ia U se
wax figures lu 1,0111 Ion IWu-n In Item d' H ygien e to lie real blood The sug
There la no exact boundary of Hell’s
The drum Is among the very earliest
In 1700. ahe was tnl en to Parla whlle gestlon was made that It emnnufet
itclien In New York. This name has
from gome large flock of migrate
a ehlld by ber uinde. w ho prnctloed
een applied to the section west of instrument« for the making of musical
birds caught up by a whirlwind amt Tenth avenue, between Thirty-eighth sound* and ha* been found In some
wax modellng a» a fine art. Sbe be
enine adept and nmdeled innny of the pulverized through being flung violent
nd Forty-second streets. It Is also form In all nation* nnd age*. An ac­
great peuple of France. Site marrled ly sgaln«t oilier objects, which, being ornetlmes given to the bloeka a tit­ tual drum with two curved »tick* was
found In some of the earliest Egyptian
a Frenchninn nmned Tussniul, froni heavier, dropped out at sen.
le further north.
excavation* made In Thebe*.
«boni site soon «epnrnted. Itemovlng
Alan’s Ri„M te Land
to l-omlon. site look with he» part of
Pc sa ib l« R e m e d y
Exchange of Sym pathy
The equa» right of all met. to thi
lier collection In the Palais Itoyal
One way to do away with the nol*«
Sympathy la more plentiful than
use of lutiti Is as clear a* their equal
•ind the Idti, of hcr chalutier of hor
vll might be to make so many new you may suppose. For Instance, a
cors. Ilei wax figures v.ere succès»
right to breathe the air It I» a right
olses thnt the old one* would be woman with a baby and a woman with
proclaimed by the f c t » o f their ex
fulfy eh"« 11 mi d hcr exhibition be
rowned out.— American Magazin*
a pet deg feel »orry for each other.—
(•tene*— Henry Georg*
cume per;minent.
Grand Itaplda l ’i
Why
TW W TC H
When
Babies
T
CHAPTER X II— Continued
To tba pair within tba tent, drank-
•B lj ting\ng, drunkenly caressing on«
another, the sight of Pta In the open
doorway, Pla slim, erect, rigid as a
young soldier In her sporting khaki
Pla with cold arcnaing eyes beneath a
heavy patrol helmet, came a* a die
turblng vision from some other world
T hiy sprang apart, and It would be
hard .0 say whether the man or the
fir! uttered the foulest words.
“ You shuttem head belong you,"
bellowed Sergeant Si mol. enraged.
“ What-name (why) you talk hud
along my Sinabada? By-n-bj me break
you froat along bayonet"
“That's enough, sergeant" warned
Pt£ “ Walt outside for me." She
stepped Into the tent and fixed a
steady accusing gaxe on Smithson,
who suddenly sobered, tad riser to his
fe e t “It's the missla by— “ be mut­
tered, leaning one hand on the die
ordered supper table and staring un­
der his tattered locks of hair.
“ Mr. Smithson,“ asked Pta, with
cold courtesy, “will you kindly tell me
why you are not at my husband's
claim T
“ Plenty of time," retorted Smithson,
picking up courage, under a secret
nudge from Jinny. “Doing back to It
when 1 get good and ready."
“ I believe you are a gold miner.
Don’t you know that a claim Is for­
feited If left without Just cause, for
thirty days?"
“ He don't need you to learn him."
came Jinny’s shrill voice. Pla did not
ignore her. She turned toward Jinny,
and sent her a glance. In which pity,
kindness and a certain fear— the chaste
woman s Irrepressible fear of the un­
chaste— were strangely mingled. "You
are lira. Spicer." she said. "I'm sorry
to see you encouraging this man In
neglect of his dut)."
“Mrs. Spicer as mnch as Mrs Any­
body," said Jinny. “More Mrs. Spicer
than you’re Mrs. Aroc-ry. by all ac­
counts." She laughed coarsely.
Pla ignored that. She was feeling
for her feet In thla strange medium.
She rememliered Jinny— remembered
her w ell How the girl had altered
since those days »n the great liner!
How her beauty had coarsened, how
the slim, firm graces of her dancer's
figure had slackened into ngiy lines!
So thin was Jinny, always, that per
feet condition was her only chance of
grace. It had gone; the grace was
going with i t ; youth and beauty, too
soon were passing away from Gene­
vieve Treacher. In t ic first moment.
Pla could not account for so great a
change. But Jinny, uncomfortable be­
neath that pitying gnze. seized her
half-filled champagne glass, and emp­
tied it at a gulp, hoarsely crying as
she took tt from her lips. “ What’s
yours 1 Drink hearty, w ell soon be
dead!" And Pla saw that the vice
of Jinny's kind, long avoided, had
caught her np at last. She was in
deed “drinking hearty" now she was
even well on the way to fulfill the lat­
ter half of her famous wj.r-cry.
“Champagne for the lady,“ pro­
claimed Smithson, still not quite him
■ elf, though considerably sobered
He reached for a bottle.
“Thanks, no," fell from Ida's lips
like an Icicle. “Yon haven’t told me
yet. Mr. Smithson, why you come to
be here. I might as well tell you that
I hold my husband's power of attorney,
and am going up to the field to act for
him.”
*''•1 came to be here," answered
Smithson, with painful effort, “be­
cause— I came to be here." He offered
this brightly, as a complete explana­
tion.
“ We're prospecting." contributed
Jinny, putting down her glass, and
fixing a defiant stare upon Pla. "Me
and be. There's other gold beside
that on Tatatata, which don’t belong
to my friend anyhow, a s for powers
of attorney,” she went on, hurriedly
pouring out more wine, and keeping
her face turned somewhat away—“ 1
reckon this ia a free country; I reckon
tey friend don’t have to run when
anybody whistles- even Mrs.— Philip
— Araory." She loaded each word
with contempt. If Pia. in her pres­
ence, was shaken somewhat, by the
fear of the chaste foi the unchaste.
Jinny, on her part, was consumed bj
the light woman’s burning and perfect­
ly genuine scorn for a» Innocent girl
“ Here, don't you ladles get quar
rellng over me." thickly said Smithson.
Supporting linself 35 the tent poles,
he had moved over towards the door;
was baiking owllghly, yet with a curl
ous interest, at the velvet, star he
Sprinkled sky. “1 came away," he
■ aid. “because this indy named to go
and fine gold mines. I let her go fine
minis all alon-? Now! She and
me. and the whisk) and the elinnipacne
— wlia's that poetry about a Jug of wine
and a case of wldsky. ant Gin Sling
tingin' alongside of y- u? She and me
— n!id d— n the new moon.'*
At that. Jinny, much the *< tx-rer ot
the two. let out a sudden shriek thing
herself half across the tent and
■ li!p|M'd her fingers on Smithson s huh
hi 1 113 mouth. "Hold your tongue, fool.'
she cried. To Pla. "lie don’t mean
anything. I mean, ne moans that the
moon makes him worse than he Is
It’s like that with loonies of all sorts.
He gets sort of vrhd. You know."
She had pulled herself together with
marvelous completeness; was lighting
and smoking a clgarelie. She did n"t
look t Pla any more “ I» e'l mind
os.'* she said “ We re r< uglt tut ne re
honest. Hough ilium dots w an.i him
You II ex. use us. please. I'll get him
CRY
liable* will cry, often for no
apparent rraaon. You may not
know what’« wrvjpif. but you can
always give Caatoria. Thi* toon
ha* your little one comforted; if
not, you ahould call a doctor.
Don't experiment with medicine«
intended for the stronger syateml
of adults I Moat of those little
upsets are soon soothed away hy
a little of this nlcssant-taating,
gentle acting children’s remedy
that children like.
It mav he the stomach, or may
he the little bowels O r In the case
of older children, a sluggish, con­
stipated condition. Castoria is still
Really Thoughtful A ct
of Modern Daughter
"This Is tha age of eelfialmre*“
declares Kale I .r e Stahl, th« toclal
worker. "Ormnyh« It la Just thought-
Icssncs* I am not sure which. At
any rut*, the young girl of today
srams to think and do everything
but housework. She leave* that to
mothar.
"Not long ago, I waa Instrumental
In helping a young girl got a atnrt In
life and shortly after, when I met
her »11 the street, I asked her how
things were going at hom*
“ ’Oh, Just line !* ahe cried. 'Why,
Just think, laet week I was able to
buy mother a nice vacuum cleaner.*
" T h a i waa very thoughtful of you.'
“ ‘Y e * I gneiss It wa* You see,
mother Is a little stiffened up with
rheumatism and used to feel ao torry
to see her trying to use a broom
that I always left the house on
■ weeping day.’ "— Los Angeles Times
Not of Much Value ne
Mother’s Little Helper
the thing to give. It U almost
certain to clear up any minor
ailment, and could by no possi­
bility do the youngest child tha
•lightest harm So it’s the first
thing tn think ol when a child haa
a coated tongue; won't play, can't
sleep, is fretful or out of sort*
Get the genuine; it alwsvs has
Chaa. H. Fletcher'« signature 00
the package.
M o a t« C a r l« B a l k e d
la L i « k l
lly an elaborato system of e x t*
rior Illumination, kloul« Carlo, th«
playground of Europe, baa l>««u
transformed Into alinoat a fairyland
ol light* At night th« famous casino
la bathed In white lights and th«
broad avenue« leading to II are Il­
luminated. Tree* fountains and even
flower pots are decorated wltb con­
cealed lighting effect*
COULD HARDLY
DO HER WORK
Str«ngthsn«d
P in k h a m 's
by
Lydia
V e g e t a b le
pound
E.
Com ­
Mission. Tex.— "I have Used a good
deal of )our ineritemi- and always hnd
¡1 it civrw wonderful
help. 1 was feeling
Il «II weak andnUsrf-
able that 1 had to
he down very of­
ten and 1 could
h a r d l y d o my
houarwurk. I read
In the patwr how
Lydia K. Itnk-
hsm'e Vegetable
C om p o un d had
helped other
women who were
In the same condition ao I said I will try
it for invertì, i am very n.urh better
now ami I recommend thla miriirine,
and will answer lettera from women ask­
ing «boutit."— Mss. J. W . Auizarsoit,
lOlfi Miller Avenue, Miarion, T<
Lady Heath, who made the first
wonian'e solo flight from the Cape to
Cairo, Is a Arm believer that women
should have either homes nr career*
She hna little patlrnra with thoa«
who have neither. "They are para­
site*" alia aver*
"When I returned from my African
flight I was tendered a big recep­
tion." ahe relntea, “ at which I met an
old friend of mine, who, on the last
occasion when I had seen him. was
proudly exhlblllng a charming little
(laughter. I Inquired about her.
“ ’I suppose hy this time she’s quite
largo enongh to be a great help to
C o m a s “ L aggisa" Ira Scots
her mother.’
f.o)ul Hrote are (lerturtwri over th«
" ’No!’ sighed my friend, ’she won’t
be of any help to her mother until Importation of “higgle*” miniature
milking (Mills used for porridge dishes
■ lie ran play a better game of
for children. Tlie “ luggl«’ lias been
bridge.'"
distinctly u Scotch Institution notll
Ilia death In Cundierlund reeenlly of
R o b in 's H a rd L a c k
the last luggle maker of the rounfry.
An Industrious robin cams to a Niue« then Gvruiuny bos been ship­
and end at l>ewt»ton, Maine, when ping Into Scotland cheap Imitations
he attempted to overdo In (he matter of the unique howl.
of building himself a home. Hap
penlng on a rather long piece of
twine, the little bird flew to the top
of an elm tree wltb It In hla month.
There he became entangled In hla
burden and shortly found hltnaelf
suspended about five Inrhe« from a
r w m w M H lw M n »
small branch wltb th« string wrapped
( • r o w p * U . « a l t » * «h o o k «
Trnly ,
around hla neck, lie was taken from
• 0 I 0 Q l l S « M l li f
T ike M
Fda > recarioua position about half
MATUftt't MNIDV -lu ren U l«
an hour Inter, but ba could not b«
revived.
wie.
ireeei*. safe M*
rXKl. I IKK A Mil J JON. TAKE
His J i a a A c tiv#
From now on William lllggtnaon of
Medicine Bow, Wyo„ plana to walk
«lien he wants to go any place, lie
recently stepped In the way of a
horse’s kick and emerged with n
broken leg. Ile wns placed In an
automobile and rushed toward Lar­
amie for medical attention. Th« car
hit torn« loo»« gravel and smashed
Into a pole, lllgglaon finally reached
the hospital with a broken arm to
mutch Ills broken leg.
The less tome people are entitled
to, the more they get.
D on’t
C
TO-NICHT
TOMORROW A I R t C H T
W. N. U„ Portland, No. 7* 1 * 10 .
V alu a b le
C hem ical
The statement hna lieen made that
barium la worth I I 2 . 00 U. 0 IIU an ounce,
but not because of Ita scarcity or val­
ue— because of the work It doo*
Barium la a chemical element that Im
used to coat tue inameni of vnruum
tubes with a saving of $ 400,000 per
gram of barium used. At thla rate au
ounra would Im worth $l2,(*g).OU0.
L
FI« !( soUnnfy
In this yellow
can with ike
I
^ Stung!
black band.
Here’« the sure, quick, easy way
to kill all mosquitoes indoors
and keep ’em away outdoors!
The World* v \\et
^ « S e llin g In se c t^ 6
• ISSO S U M O IB*
C i i t i c i i r a
TALCUM
IDEAL for every member o f the
family, for Itaby alter the bath,
for Mother as
finishing touch
to her toilet . . .
for Father
after shaving.
a
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rfitiV-'* Tlia -
•; fl\u (V
T a lc u m 2 ) c .
and
O in im m t J V . I O c .
A ip s s n .
S o ap J )c .
P c n c r D r u e a C h c m ir s l
C o r p o r a t io n , M a ld e n , M a M a c h u M ft«