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T IIK R E V IE W P U B L IS H IN G CO
FR ID A Y . A U G U ST •»,
U»W.
Sheep’s
GOLD
(C ontinued from
». E # te l* C , a« ,*«y*nd class m a tte r
D ecem ber 9, 1922, a t the p o sto ff'
a t B eaverton, ó rc g o ñ ' u n d rr th«
A (A vf M orch ¡I, 1879.
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If; I f h tit t
r.
B u iim w
Manage»
In Franc«, tax«» a re im posed on
baobab**. aid maul.«, and pbildle».'
“ fhtiMli«!'«tptfples.
“ *
A rsen ate o f load is «till th e » ta n .
«lard iaaectid«.* fo r use in codling
m oth cohffdl. re p o rts th e O regon Ex
pertinent statio n .
A stono used as « p ap er w eight
fo r y e a rs by an official in India has
been found to be th e world s larjr
oat sap p h ire w o rth $36.000.
A little fellow of o u r acquaintance
w a n ts to know w hy v itam in s wort
p o t tn spinach
aitd cod liv er oil
in stead of in cake and candy.
A BOUT WOMEN
B obbed-haired w om en in Z erhau.
S deeia. a re su b ject to special m u n
icipal tax.
Dr. M ary P ierson Eddy, a w ell-
known m issio n ary , w as th e firs t
w om an e v e r licensed
to practice
m edicine in T u rk e y .
la st
week 1
II* had found some all but tmpos
■iu>e
as. citi, lorn a liar i from
one of the trees th a t clung to the
slope above Uio rocky wall, and was
flinging It dowu to the “ tw o fellow
* 1 Stnabatbi.”
The wait shqM'd On*wanla. The rope,
seen In the atreum of torchlight, was
very long. In a single tense Instant,
both tgtrtw tassiITesi th a t only oue could
be sa tc d . and each, la the sam e mo
ment. determ ined th at It should be the
other.
But Jinny. Jinny the gypsy, the
’ dancer, unstable In all thin;*, swift
In all things, w as In that Iasi moment
sw ift to aeise ami lio!d the glorious
ehnnee of death.
W hile Pis, more
deliberate, c-s-ler. was en > a \» trirc to
' force the rope into th e o th er's h an d s;
while th e vrnll of w .uor and nimbi ig
n u t . b .fo re which no hum an tiling
could live, w as sw eeping down upon
th e two. Jinny, crying, “ la k e him
that:'* kiss,»! l*ia, and Hung herself
Into the flood.
T here w as hut a second left. The
rope sw ung l*ia clear of the ro ar
ing Romllly. Just In time.
Above—S ergeant Simol aud the
g reater p art of the carriers (some had
been swept away, but some had fol
lowed the T ara ta la boy and climbed
safely o n tl. pulled heartily, landing. In
■ few minute«, one w hits Slnnhada.
who. stran g e to say, wept and cri eri ut
being rescued. . . .
Miss G ladys
A.
T ay lo r will ta k e
C H A P T E R X IV
ch arg e of th e p a sse n g e r tr a ffic a d
v ertisin g
of one o f th e
la rg e st
The s 1 n w..§ climbing high above
steam sh ip lines o p e ra tin g fro m New th e proclaim ed goltlfleld of T atn tata,
Y ork.
now changed ind.-ed from the lonely
basin th a t hold all Its treasu res
Miss Jean n e L ivingston of W yom untouched for so long. Light blared
ing and Mrs. A fton Seal of Ohio from th e Intolerable silver of tiaued
a re the only p ra c tic in g oil g eolo roofs clustered low Jow n In th e val
g is ts in the L7n ited S ta te s, and p e r le y — m agistrate's
house;
licensed
h ap s in th e w orld.
" h o ld .” sto re ; sm all field hospital.
Light danced on running w ater tk.it
Miss M arv G. U c y of th e IV p a rt- w as led from springs higher up. and
m e n t o f A g ric u ltu re
a t W a sh in g flamed Into th e various claims, dot
ton has com piled an index o f d ev el ting the whole extent of the basin—
opm ents in a g ric u ltu re from 400 B. the basin th a t was gold bearing aim ' st
everyw here but. nowhere, carried any.
C. to the p re s e n t.
thing to touch the w. sltb accum ulated
Miss K athleen H oahling, 2 9 -y e a r- tn one prospecting claim a t the very
old C hinese young w om an is th e botiora. On new clean tents, on old
firs t w om an o f h e r race to p ass the soiled tents, on “bush’’ h u ts made of
fin al law ex am in atio n s in London. sago and black palm, the sun stru ck
She expects to p ra c tic e in S in g a fiercely, m aking every, place I t touched
w hitehot; for It was growing now
pore.
tow ards noon, and in the low latitu d e
of T a ta ta ta , midday found no cool
T E R R IB L E M ALADY, W H A T ?
ness. alm ost no shadow, anywhere.
One o f tw o fla p p e rs in the bus
N ear the bottom of the j it. above
w as read in g a new spaper.
the small fiat th a t held the prospect
" I see,” she re m ark ed to h e r com ing claim, were gathered the stran g est
panion, “ th a t M r. S o .a n d -S o . the group th a t perhaps had ever been seen
o ctogenarian , is dead. Now. w h a t on in th at country of stran g e happenings.
e a rth could an o c to g en a rian lie ? ’’ I’upun. It was fa r inland, days and
“I ’m sure I haven't, th e fa in te s t days from th e s e a ; but here, on n big
id es." teplied th e o th e r. “ B ut th e y ’re fiat rock, as on th e deck of a ship,
a sickly lot. You n e v er h e a r of one stood together a num ber of men,
but he 's d y in g .’’
w atching with the utm ost atten tio n
two who held chronom eters and »ex-
M rs D ella F is h e r is h av in g some tan ts, and w ere ap parently w aiting
re p a irs m ade to h e r hom e on B road for twelve o’clock to tak e an observa
w ay . Geo. M oahofski is su p e rin te n tion of the sun.
These were old sailors, of whom
ding the c a rp e n te r w o rk .
every goldfield bolds h few. They had
J. B H ays w as in tow n T uesday. held on to th eir “instru m en ts,” as a
m ate or a m aster will, so long a s he
H e said he had been a t th e H ills
can keep him self and nis goods aw ay
boro hospital fo r a b o u t a m onth now.
from the paw nbroker. The field had
He is looking well a f te r undergoing
found them out. and—urged by one
an operatio n fo r appendicitis
Spicer and his m ate Caxon, who held
the ground nearest to th e coreted
H . I). Cook w as in tow n the first prospecting claim at th e bottom, had
of th e week and called on A. E . got them down here tow ard noon on
W ilson, inqu irin g fo r H om er and Al- th e th irtie th day of Sm ithson's ub
den W ilson. M rs. Cook is a form er sence from T atn tata. Nothing was to
in s tru c to r in th e B eaverton high be done Illegally. As soon as the
school.
th irty days w ere up. and not one sec
ond before, th e goldfield a t large
M r. and M rs. J . M . Thom pson would compete fo r the possession of
w ere shopping in tow n T u esd ay o fj th a t treasure-hole a t the b o tto m ;
th is w eek. I t w ill he rem em bered would place Its pegs all over th e cov
th a t M r. Thom pson is one of the eted ground. Spicer and Caxon. It
men in ch arg e o f a p a r t o f th e big w as well known, would run th e best
chance. They had been careful to
road d is tric t now em b raced in W as
in g to n co u n ty . He is also a q u ite tak e up much less than th e ir legal
share, but to place th e ir ground—be
re c e n t benedict.
ing alm ost first in the field—all round
C . J . H illm an le ft M onday fo r a the prospecting claim. On this ac
count, they w ere sure to be the first
fish in g ti ip along
th e M ackenzie, j
who would strik e In th e pegs, since
He expects to be gone till F rid a y o r
goldfields’ custom forbids trespassing.
S a tu rd a y . A ll you fella s th a t w a n t
"Give us o ur g lte at It,” Caxon had
to h e a r some good fish in g y a m s
asked the others, “and we ll stand
rally round when Cue g e ts back.
aside to let the rest of you In right
We a re not prom ising a n y th in g but a fte r.” The m iners had ag reed ; there
you never can te ll w hen a fellow wus nothing to be gained by rushing,
goes fish in g .
fo r Caxon and Spicer, having no pros
pector's claim, could tak e up only two
Geo. L ip p e rt w as in th e Review full claim.« betw een them , though they
cdlico the f ir s t of the w eek. Geo. might, and would, pick the best bits.
lias ju s t retu rn ed from a trip to the W hat was left—tv. nty-nine claim s—
beach. He say s th a t he found se n ti- i would be m l! worth g ettin g ; worth
m ent unanim ous fo r M eier fo r g o v - ; fighting for. If fighting had to be done.
ernor- A ll we can say a t th is tim e The warden and m agistrate had left
is th a t we hope th a t G eorge is m is Ids house and come down to the fla t;
taken and th a t his g u e ss is as f a r he w asn't very sure about th a t m at
off a s w as th e guess o f those who te r ; Papuan gold!':-Ids had alw ays
predicted th a t A1 S m ith would b e ' been conspicuously peaceful, but then,
no field had ev er slio.vn «o much gold
p resid en t.
in so small a place at T a ta ta ta , and,
G. J . Lane o f C alifo rn ia w as in on a field, th e more gold, th e more
tow n the f i r s t o f the week try i n g , trouble. . . .
F or the last two hours, a party of
to dispose of a ty p e w rite r. He told a
n atives had been visible, m aking th eir
p a th e tic s to ry of s ta rtin g to drive
way down the ghh s of the basin.
to S t. H elens w here he w as to tie
em ployed a s a n a u d ito r b u t his a u to
mobile broke down, en ro u te and he
w as stranded- H e offered th e ty p e
w rite r v e r y reaso n ab ly but did not i
lin d a buyer, th re being a little
doubt of the st .'y as he did not
have his C. P. A. p ap ers on him .
Beenied to lie a good w ay to e s
tab lish his id en tity and lacking them
w as a serious handicap.
c»M molds
Soften g elatin e in «uhi w a te r for
«> c u ll'd - for i ml lie n —to Iw In a
fi m inutes, ih .-« dissolve in txdltng
Iren
Vais burry , but no one trouble«!
su g ar, vine gap, lemon
T om atoes,
like fru it* .
can tie w a te r, Aik!
I much about th at, since nobody hud
come to T a ta ta ta to study the habits prvcvtactl fo r can n in g a t th e te m juice and salt. Set asid e to cool am!
o f boiling w a te r.
w liilr when m ix tu re beg in to h ard en add
o f 1\nutans. If nnyotte thought a!s>ut pi ni lu tv
It at all. he put down the h aste to the corn ami b ean s and o th e r vegetable* the plumiHsI retain s am t vcgetihW a.
at a h ig h er Ki oo mold in e«dd w ater, th en tu rn
pig th at the men w oro carrying, n e n l to bo p r o c e ed
in the
m ixture.
W hen firm , tu rn
W; >1 fe d tn Im ie s Hi I slang Orqlfl * te m p e in u irv fo r agfety.
out on p la tte r on vvbeh le llin v lias
I
o le a good pig, hi Its star, prabobly
G arnish w ith may
To ptv p u re thickening fo r g ra v . la-en arra n g e d
one of the tuckers th a t the Papuan
bohls “som ething b e tte r th an tits wife, les, place th e wat« r in a sm all can onnaise and slice» o f pirklt'd beet*
s little d e arer then tils ehilih” \\ lo ti o r ja r w ith a tig h t fittin g cover, A rran g e th in slices of cold m eat on
there Is s feast III prospect, and espe
ami then put th e flour in. Put the th e p la tte r aro u n d the jelly.
d a lly a feast with tu sk e r pig In It, cover on am i shnkc well T here will
the I’apnnn. usually slow, can call on be no lum ps
PIN E \ 1*1*1. K PI M il
iv.M-rves of q u v d thiit astoulsii und
1 q u a rt w a te r
j exhaust the very le s t of active white
2 cups su g a r
D oughnuts a re likely to crack «lur
men. . , .
2 cups chopped pineapple
ing fry in g if the fat is to«> lief when
••What's the tim e?” som ewhat Impa they a re firs t put in.
t cup o ran g e juice
tiently asked Caxon of the nearest
t« jrup lemon Juico
•Id salt.
Boil w .iter, s u g a r anil pineapple
F o r th e s*ke of color and \ Lam ina
I.coking st a !n*:e silver woteli, the it is host t«i i-o«‘k g reen vegetables 20 m inutes. Add fru it juli-es. e«»«d,
sailor n piled “Ten past elevi-u."
u n til they a rc te n d e r and no m ore. s tra in ami d ilu te w ith i«v«l w a te r if
“Aren't you slow .”
necessary. E ith e r fresh o r canned
“ Me »low ? My wait eh slow? That
fa n n e d foo*U keep b«‘st in a cool, pineapple m ay be used
w atch hasn’t hist, uot two seconds, In d ry cl«»set o r S to rero o m . Those in
ten years.”
g lass ja rs a re la s t shielded from tin-
IK M O N FR O ST
"Th.eu why can t ive use It. and light to p rev en t possible fa d in g .
Fill a tall g lass one fo u rth full
hang this sex tan t business';"
of cracked
Ice, fill
th re e fo u rth s
“Because.” said a tall, fair man
full of lem onade and fro«t the top
PIA Z ZA D EL IG H T
with a prottylah fa c e —Spicer—“we
1 t cup s u g a r
w ith a spoonful of
stiffly la-atcli
want to he absolutely legal, mid if
2 v<i cups w a te r
> gg w hite sw eetened slig h tly
and
tw o m aster m ariners make It twelve
2 cups o ra n g e ju r e
flavored w ith lemon juice.
oVtoek. on the vlay th a t’s th e ihirlietli
3 tables|Hvons lem on juice
a fte r Smithson went aw ay—at twelve
Grat«-«l rim i 1 o ran g e
S IM M E R APPLE. \ DK
o'clock— nobody can say a word about
Boil su g a r, w a te r anil o ran g e rimi
W ash apples and dice, using the
ah.' of our claim s afterw ard .”
to g e th e r fo r fi m inutes. C hill, adii « n u rv a;>[ I • Co >k w ith enough wa-
“ It's a tilanky long tim e to w ait.” fr u it juice and serve.
t«'r to cover, s tra in th ro u g h a cloth
“T here's Bob W h liro u ; he'll shorten
and add one cup su g a r for each
It for you If you lend liim a boy.”
It A SPBERRfi PU N C H
cup of juice th u s obtained. Dissolve
Whitson,
the
sto rek eep er- store
1 cup rasphevr.es
su g a r in the juice and cool. Fill
keeper on many a Papuan goldfield of
I cup cu rra n t*
g lasses h a lf full of this apple syrup,
old tim es; growing no younger, but
t lemon
ml.l to each g lass the juice o f half
keen as over on adding lo his gains
l pint boiling w a te r
a lem on and fill up w ith ice and
—sent the boy down to th e sto re ; saw
w ater.
1 cup su g a r
him back. laden with beer th at was
I cup tea
priced like liquor brandy, and d is
C ru sh fru it ami » 'ra in th ro u g h a
tributed th e bottles, making mem
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oranda In his notebook the while They cloth. W ithout ta k in g the pulp from 14 —
the cloth, put it into a n o th e r dish
drank, w ood hard«, sleeves, ham her-
C onsiderable dam age
has been
chiefs, across th eir mouths, tool, out and pour th e boiling w a te r over it. done to fru it trees recently through
pipes and cigarettes, ami smoked. D rain off. but do not squeeze o r it failu re of fa rm e rs to clean t h o r
They talked, nervously and Jerkily, us w ill be m uddy. Add the su g a r am i oughly th e ir sp ray tan k s in which
the minutes, the q u a rte r hours ran by. s tir until it is di.»» dved. Cool th o r
p rep aratio n s fo r k illing w eeds have
Some of them watched the team of oughly lwf<-re ad d in g the fru it juice tie-.-n used hefore u sing them ag ain
Papuans, now close at hand.
an d tea-
fo r orchai I sp ray in g
“T here’s a fellow has been a police
man." proffered one. “I know the cut
JE l.I.IK D PL VI I KK SA LA D
Tlu- principal
facto rs th a t seem
e f them. In or out ot serge, for all
1 tablespoon g ra n u la te d g elatin e to affect the cost of fillin g silo»
I th a t he's got nothing on but a breech-
'* cup su g a r
a re the six«* o f the crew and the
1 clout.”
2 tablespoons lem on juice
h-ngth of th e haul, says the O regon
“ I see him,” agreed W hitson. “1
1 cup cucum ber cubes
KxpA-iment sta tio n in th«« re p o rt of
' shouldn't think he had been long out
'« cup cold w ater
a th ree y e a r cost study now pub
of uniform either. They go back to
l * cup boiling w ater
listw-d
in bulletin fo rm ,
entitled.
.the ¡lack very quick."
l* cup v in eg ar
"Cost of producing Silage and Kale
T here w as ano th er silence.
1 teaspoon sa lt
in the \\ g( i"a-tte V alley."
“ W hat« the tim e now? Not twelve
Ms cup cnoke<l o r canned peas,
o’clock yet ?”
o r green beans
An experim ent sta tio n is e n tirely
“F our minute* more.” said the old-
I cu p puffed ra isin s tpluui|>ed)
I different frani a d em o n stratio n farm
, est of the m aster m ariuers. "Those
beggars a re going to have their feast
here. They're p utting down their
pig.”
"My G—d, men." cried a new. young
m iner suddenly, “th at'« no p ig; it's a
c o rp se !“
The P apuans had paused, and set
down th eir load. T he mau whom
W hitson recognized a* an ex police
man. was unw rapping the leaves. Out
: lU
ij
of the upper end of the bundle, a hand
showed long and pale.
(C ontinued N ext W eek)
FARM REMINDERS
Make Pretty arci i'sc'u'
Articles at Hop:e
¡Mr
Tell the merchant you
Haw hin a<l in the ‘Review.’
file!
HOME POINTERS
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SU M M ER LEM O N A D E
6 lem ons
1 cup su g a r
fi cups cohl w a te r
Lemon «lice*
E x tra c t lem on juice, add su g a r,
an d s tir un til dissolved, th e n add
w a te r and serve im m ediately, p o u r
ing into g la sse s
o v er c ru sh ed ice
(n o t too
m uch ice fo r children.)
Place a lemon slice o v er the rim of
each glass. By disso lv in g the su g a r
in th e Union ju k e before adding the
w a t t r you will a cq u ire
the real
“ k n ack " of lem onade m aking.
W A FFLES
cup« special cake flo u r, sifted
3 teaspoons b ak in g pow der
teaspoon salt
3 eg g yolks, well b eate n
1 cup m ilk
4 tablespoons m elted b u tte r
3 e g g w hites, s tiff ly beaten
S ift flo u r once, m easure, add b a .
k in g pow der and «alt and sift again
Combine eg g yolk» milk and b u tte r.
Add to fldur. b eatin g un til sm ooth.
Fold
in e g g w hites.
B ake on hot
g reased w affle iron. S erve hot w ith
b u tte r and sy ru p . M akes six 4 -s e c
tion w affles.
2
C l ’CT MBER SA LA D K E L IgH
(S alad o r relish )
1 package lemon flav o red g e la tin
1 cup boiling w a te r
Vi cup cold w a te r
. Vi cup mild v in eg ar
Vi teaspoon sa lt
i
’« teaspoon pepper
G reen color.ng, if desired
2 eups cueum br, chopped and
drained
1 onion, finely c h o p p e d ________ ’
Dissolve g e la tin in boding w ater.
Add cold w a te r, v in eg ar, salt, p ep
p er and enough g reen coloring to
make
m ix tu re
n d elicate green.
Chill. W hen « lightly thick ened add
cucum ber and onion T u rn into in - :
dividual molds. Chill u n til firm . Un_
- mold. S erve
as salad.
g arn ish ed
w ith m ayonnaise, o r as relish fo r
- fish .
M akes 12
h a lf-m o ld s o r <> -
D IV O T D IG G E R S —A ll T h e S am e T o
S tra w b e rry p lan ts a t th e O regon
E x p erim en t
sta tio n
w hich veers
k ep t free o f ru n n ers last fall showed
ap p ro x im ately 33 p e r cen t s t r o n g e r !
foliage grow th and gave a c o rie s -
ro n d in g ly gi e a te r
yield
o f fru it
th is y e a r th a n did p la n ts o f the
aaine v a rie ty grow n u n d er th e «amo
conditions which w ere allowed to
develop new plan ts.
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Cord
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Delivery
Phone
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AT R EA SO N A B L E PR IC E S
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SI. I'oct'Iia ('lunch
Paini*
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Bvaxrrloa»
Ice
K in-day
Mit»»«« -
7 :4 0
and
In a in.
W e e k d a y Mu*« 8 :2 0 u in
a n d 7 .10 p. in.
(lev. J M O 'N eill
REAVERTON FEED
and
PRODUCE COMPANY
('. .1. R vu «’It, Managor
M .K. ( Ill Ki ll
Koavrrton l.umbvr Co.
You will have the privilo:«- of a
g re a t tre a t by hearing
In linn*
P eterson at 11:15 a hi . next S u n WF S O l.lt’i r Y D lItt PA TKONAGH
d a y . Mr. P eterson
is a phy» clan
le w is Ural hers, P ro p rie to rs
«if much experience und I« actively
eugagt-d in church W ork. The Bilde
school meet» at III a m An bout j
MAPES & SON
»(Wilt in tili» rehool will help es
RESTA I RANT
tal-li-h the high C h ristian ideal» »«
M EALS
•
SH O R T ORDER
much needed ill o u r lives Uxtuy Yol
(
T obnm m
ley l>a!l am i o th er gam e» will I«-
t*onfe«’tiutm. «*N“ ft d rin k «
had on the church grounds Tue»-lay
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W it« * * SI
and T h u rsd ay evenings of the coming < All* I thl If
w eek. O ther evening» may I*- chosen
a t th e close o f T uesilay's gam «
Rea verton Rurlter Shop
The laidios Aid will m eet W ednesday
a t 1 p-m.
C. J
S T E V E N S. PROPRIETOR
Rcthfl Church
SA T ISFA C T IO N
9:4fi a m
The C hureh
School.
K C. Doty, S uperintendent
11:00 a .m .
M orning
W orship
T hem e: “The A ssets of the R«-h-
ginus M an." \ - this is his la»i
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religious values
Vocal odo» by
Mrs E. G . W ebb and Mis Ida
M iller.
M orning herviré* nn<l Sum ía? ach**»!
will be nrrmiKeil for «luring the
Minihter*» vacation.
T . A rth u r
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ol th e u p rig h ts and fia id panel*
for fro n t 3 , ene fo u rth inch less
ail around th a n th e actu a l size,
except the b o tto m 'e d g e s o f fro n t
plaid ar.d back gold panels, which
should lap over one h a lf Inch on
the bottom . F o r the und«-rside, c u t
th e geld panels on# fo u rth inch
less all around and glue in place.
1 -et it d ry and apply a co at of
shellac
The box car, be marl* by c u ttin g
gold strip s fo r all outside edge*
rn d inside joints, allow ing one h a lf
inch lap over on both sides. F o r
the inside bottom cut gold panels
one fo u rth inch less all around th an
the ac.u al size of the surface. Now
cut plaid panel, w idth one h alf
inch less th an the outside depth of
the box, and long enough to go
all around outside one h alf inch
a t th e jo in t. S pread liquid glue in
place, let dry and shellac
F o r the box cover, cut gold strip s
for inside co rn er jo in ts wi.le enough
to lap over one h alf inch on both
rides. C ut gold »trips long enough
to encircle outside sides and end*
of cover and overlap one h a lf inch
a t the jo in t and wide enough to
lap over one h alf inch all around
both sides and outside of th e top.
C oat w ith liquid glue and apply
first around the aides and ends
of th e box leaving one h alf inch
over a t th e top. Now slflsh a t the
corners, fold over and sm ooth down
the to p and inside. C ut th e gold
panels fo r the outside afid inside
of top, leaving one fo u rth inch
less all around th an th e actu al size
of the surface and lepage in piece.
To com plete, let it. dry and shellac.
I t is im p o rta n t in m aking th e re
articles to us«- only th e b est quality
liquid glue to assu re a s tro n g e r
and m ore p erm an en t article.
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prun«*H nn«l pfuni» w bM t un* t«i In*
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proiltiee ri fh*MÌraMe nirr. May* thè
O ifjftm K xprrim ont atntton.
I o n K«-:il K » l.île .
Y o u r sp a re tim e can now be
utilized by building these p re tty
a n d useful artic le s w ith no m ore
tro u b le th an follow ing these d e a r
and sim ple irstru c tio n s.
F o r th is lovely desk set, the m a
te r ia ls needed o re : One sheet of
gold p ap er, fo u r p rin ts to su it
ta s te and th e artic le s shown above.
C l e a n , sm ooth and shellac all
pieces. To co n stru c t the telephone
screen, rem ove th e hinges and dec
o ra te each panel se p a ra te ly . C ut
th e gold strip e s fo r all edges wide
enough to lap over one h a lf inch
on both sides. C ut the gold panels
fo r the jiack and plaid th e panels
fo r the fro n t one fo u rth inch less
th a n the actual size of th e surface.
G lue in place, let d ry and apply a
th in coat of shellac.
'»he b lo tte r pad can be made by
c u ttin g the gold panel larg e enough
to cover the top and base and then,
fo ld in g over th e edges, lapping
one h a lf inch all around and u n d er
neath. S pread th e liquid glue
across under th e ends of th e base
an d posh the pockets into place.
To com plete, let it d ry and shellac.
F o r the ink well and penholder,
first rem ove the g lass cup, then
cut gold strip s f o r ali the edges
and fo r groove, allow ing one half
inch lap over on both sides. Then
cut gold panels one fo u rth inch
less th a n actual size fo r various
su rfaces of the base and the well.
Now c u t the plaid strip s fo r the
edges of th e cover, to p and bottom ,
and lepage in place. L et it dry,
and shellac.
To m ake th e le tte r holder, cut
the gold strip s fo r all edges and
fo r the top o f th e b ase w ith one
h a lf inch to lap over both sides.
C u t the gold panels fo r the backs
length
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Sav i 2 • ‘V I im it A«*n.
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IlilM in r n , O re .
T h e First Essential
of a Modern H o m e -
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RUNNI NG WATER!
'^ J 'O M A T T E R where your home ia Ka-
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cated, you can have plenty ol running
w ater under presaure in kitchen, bathroom ,
laundry, garage and garden w ithout bother
or attention, and at extrem ely low coat.
Paul Pum pa are fully autom atic, ailem.
self-oiling and will pum p from deep or
shallow well, lake or ciatern. T hey may ba
operated with electric pow er or gasoline.
Come in today and let ua show you.
P A U L WATEfi SYSTEMS
*omj v a n s gacuoanuN« * m o . co„ r „ , r m mm.
For Halo Ry Portland Electric1
Lower Co.
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