The Beaverton review., June 19, 1936, Image 2

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DAD’S STORY
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A n o th e r Incident in U»ai c h u rc h
piay b e a r r e p e a t i n g
Mr. H u m ­
p h rie s c a m e to N espelem a s D a -
Schivol I n s p e c t o r ab ou t th e tim e
l pot th e r e .
H e w as a ferine»
B ap tist
preacher
from
N o rth
C a ro lin a. You will re m e n j’w»" t h a t
Jr w as
d u r i n g W il s o n ’s a d m i n ­
is tr a t io n t h a t T w en t to Nespe-
1cm.
W ell,
after
H a lla m l e f ’
th e r e
w as
n o p r e a c h e r fo r a
lo n g tim e. B u t t h e latdles Aid
w a n te d a p re a c h e r , t h o u " h t th ey
h a d to h a v e a m a n a ro ttn e . So
th ey
lo ok fo in v i ti n g one and
su n d r y to fill t h e p u lp it at d i f ­
f e r e n t tim es.
tllD c n s
•'Regulated monopoly has ills
placed fr«»«» enterprise»
"Tin» New Deal admliilstratloii
constantly seeks to usurp (he righi«
reserved to the sta te s ami lo the
peopb-
*
ALF M LANDON
JoKs .ip trom oelow; why net th e ca m e ra .
..It Hu worm an d nis wholly because of th e position from
point—he's in on the ground which it is taken. To get a similar
picture th e c a m e ra should be held
. iow point m ean s much, an d is an about eight inches front the gtound
im p o rtan t facto r in pictu re m aking with th e golf ball fa r enough aw ay
It has m uch to do with th e perspec­ to a ss u re good focus. A very small
tive we get in pictures. If th e p e r ­ lens opening should he used and t*'»>
spective is not pleasing to th e eye exposure tim ed according!' Th e
it will not be pleasing in th e picture, a ft e r all. is a faithful rendering <t
an d if th e effect as seen from th e th e perspective that the eye s s
viewpoint of th e c a m e ra lens is odd from this lens viewpoint Similarly
o r sta rtlin g it will be recorded ju s t with th e shot of th e men and the
derrick atop th e new building
so in the picture.
T ry a num ber of worm's-eye
While d isto rtio n is to be avoided
in the truly a rtis tic photograph, it views, some bird's-eye vi w* (even
is possible to obtain m any in t e r ­ a slight elevation will give the la t­
estin g sh ots from unusual points of t e r effect» and. shall we say, some
view, even though th e perspective cross-eyed views or sn ap s from odd
be a bit violent. Expert photograph angles. Many of them probably will
e rs a r e today seeking and finding be of no value, until you hav< b n
new an gles from which to make tau g h t by experience to si <■ the
th e i r pictures, an d for th e most most effective combination of angle
p a rt th e re s u lts a re pleasing as well and subject for a given picture.
as a ttr a c t iv e and unusual. Many Doubtless th e most of them will be
a m a t e u r s a r e also finding a new criticized a s crazy-looking, but a f t ’ r
in te re s t in picture m aking from this all, what does it m a tte r ? The a n ­
effort to get som ething different sw er is that you were after some­
They. too. a r e "shooting" from posi thing uncommon startling. » dr I
or fantastic, and you got it You
tions th a t a r e daring and new
May a w orm look at a golf ball ' will find experinn nts in ti ls sort
A worm's-eve-view picture like the of picture taking of fascinatin g In
JO H N YAN GUILD!::;
one above is dram atic and unusual terest.
FRANK KNOX
Will W illi I .arnioni" Is
(*. ( ). I\ ( '.(»mention ( ,rv
"It tills liitliulduled wltm-ssi-s anil
Inlerfered with iIn» rigid of petition
"It has dishonored our country hy
ivpmlluHiig Ils most sacrist »»hllga
I Ions.
"It lias been guilty of frlghtrul
w aste amt extrnvagance, using |»ul>
lie funds for partisan politimi |»ur
pO-HPN.
"It lias promoted liixesttgallon»
to harass ami Intim idate Amcrlcsn
cltUeiis, al tlie same lime denying
luveallgatloiiN Into Its own Improp
er ex|iemllturx-s.
R jp s Bureaucracy.
"U luis created a xast multltuili'
of new »»ilice*, tilled them with Ila
favorites, set up a centralized Im
rcaucraey, and seni mil sw arm s of
Inspectors to liaruss our people
"It has lined fear ami hesllalhoi
In commeree an d Industry, thus ills
o u trag in g n«»»v enierprlsi», prevent
Ing employment ami prolonging ttic
ileprettslon.
**lt s«s‘n-tly lias made tariff agr»-e
melds wllh »»nr foreign c<>m|s*Hlors.
flooding our m a rk e ts with foreign
commodities.
"It ha* coereed amt Intim idated
xoters b) withholding relief to those
opposing Its tyrannical policies.
"It lias destroyed the morale ol
many of o u r people and made tt«‘in
»h-pi-mlent upon goverumeiiL
"A ppeals t»i passion ami claaa
prejudice have replaced reason ami
tolerance.
l o a five people, thes»» actions
un» Insufferable. This campaign c a n ­
not he waged on the trad ition al dlf
Terences betw een th e Republican
and Deni»« ralle parlies Th«1 is - s | m » ii
sibilìi» of ibis election transcend*
all prevlou* p<-l 1 1 1» »« I ilivUloua.”
O ne w h o ca m e
fo r a shoTf
tim e w a s Mr. H a y e s , a f ill Mood
Ncz P e rc e
from T-apwai.
And
C onliilrnt.
(.litv rm n
l{ r|m M ira n s
l nani«
say h e w a s som e p re a c h e r . Some
m ou>l\
\< rluim k a iis m an d k n u \.
of
t h e b e st
serm ons
I
ever
b e a r d w e re fro m h is ptilpi!. He?
w a s n o o r a t o r as t h e w h ite mar.
L Icvclatul. O h io—Tii a man, through (lie conxeniIon and Is now
t h i n k ' of o ra to ry , b u t h is c a r e ­
fu lly m o d u l a te d voice, i l s evi
flic Republican party stands being sung at Itcpiihllcun meetings
every» h e re "T hree l.oug l o i r s ' "
dent sin c e rity , h is sim p le faith
behind Alf M 1.an, Ion of Kan­ to llie tune of ’ th r e e llllml M |i*t*''
an d his logical i n l e r p r e t a t ’on of
sas and Frank K i n x of Illinois,
S en ato r Stciwcr had quoted Pres
th e Bible to o k m y fan cy He did
convinced that victory lies Idem ItiMisexelUs statem en t in a pies
r o t r a n t an d s h o u t, h e did not
ahead in November, as a result sage to cotigit’SM |n tlACt;
r r c e u p an d down th e p la tfo rm
"T or th ree long years (lie I ederal
of
one of the m o s t stirring and
with
a n y of th e Billy Si;ndav
governmeni lias been on tin» road
harmonious conventions in the tow ard bankruptcy. . . , Tim s we
ta c t ic s la n d do n o t th in k t h a t
party s historv.
T la c k re s p e c t
fo r
f h i f g re a t
huve idled up an accum ulated deficit
riiere « a s never a doubt as to the O 5o.l * M l.l M M 1,1 N N I."
re v iv a list! h u t h e ta lk e d K low
ID T ill I I t t i M i s OU I K V \ h
faith of tin» delegates that l.amlon
to t'es, s t r a i g h t a 1 von f-nm th e
Steiwer Strikes a Chord.
MX II. BOOM ! I i. I
atul kho x can heal Itooseielt. Both
denfh
of h is sim p le h e a r t
T
S enator Slelwer pointed out that
were nominated iimimmously, lain
th at xvas the accumulation of four
could li s t e n fo h im for hoi rs.
T h e D euioerutlc
port» luis
don by acclamation.
years. T hen he c o n tin u e d :
In c o n t r a s t w ith h im we h a d
tiilllfonalres to finance lin­
laimlon's
name
was
the
only
one
" F o r th e fiscal y ear emllng Ja n e ei* cl Imi
Mr. H u m p h r i e s to li s t e n to a t
of »>ur
lYcetilf ni
In
presented to tin- convention | t was .'til, Itk'H, tlie deficit was a ppro xim ate­
limes. He a lw a y s
h a d his s e r ­
I '».hi
the first time am-h a tiling hud Imp
ly
four
Idllloti
dollars
For
the
fiscal
mons w r i t t e n o u t,
read
th e m .
'The liemiM'iutle N a tio n a l c a lu ­
p«*neil at a Republican convention year ending J u n e :tti. nets, It w as In
from m a n u s c r ip t an d in a m o n ­
»nice tlie nomination of Grunt in excess of tliriv amt a half billion pa u: n fu nd will be ra lse«l t»y t le
o to n e th a t would p u t !he m ost
l s,»?i and ls,-j ii,.
| || R nnm ing dollars F or the fiscal year embng -.»le »f iK 'k tt* to I he lt «Mi
n e rv o u s
a n d fr e tfu l
baby
to
mate will tie »■ muiitted to a plat
•lune .*»). limit, and eliminating any N oniiim llng Rally i o bp hpld (hi*
sleep. It w as w ork to hold m y
form that luuk s Hie Is-ue It» the requirem ent for the payment of the night of S a tu r d a y , .lune 27 lì*36
eyes open. H e n e v e r ra is e d n o r s t x e r e c r i t i c of e d u c a tio n a l me- I exist"'” Not th a t you w o n l i campaign that of tlie American Soldiers' bonus, the ileflcll Is | M»
Your grit! P u d e f«»r th è iMMie-
Thej
a r e ask'n-,
for
lew e re d h is voice fro m the time M.ods, if we m ay he allo w e d to no tice.
form of govern! ■■lit against govern- tween tliris- and a half ami four bit
Itti»
( iin fe r re d ti|H»n
ou-
S tati
•he an n o u n c e d h is te x t u n t ' l a f ­ use th a t s o rt of a p h r a ce. And b ig g er a p p r o p r ia t io n « foi l e t l e
ment of a queer and unnatural kind lion dollars. For three long years
aliti Nili ioli |»y IhÌM ;u) ili ini Atra*
t e r th e ben ed iction
Oh, 1 got w h en we Ih in k th a t *he four b uildings, for m o re s t u d u s In tinder the S tar- ami Stri|ies.
u l t i l>t» uvprt'kvnl
jn U h
(he <l»»fii-|ts have e\iee»|e»l t!n»-e ti«»n
so sleeky.
I
can
u n d e r s ta n d principle’s or f a c t o r s d e 'e r t . inin.’ an a lr e a d y o v e r-c ro w d e d c v r r ic u
Enthusiasm Ring* Out.
which the President ilemniiiced. For p im hiLt.e of o n e ut thene firketM
x\
t h e platform . , \\!.ich
coutalncd i
how th e b ald h e a d s feel abou what s o r t of people we a r e i n ­ ium. But th e y give no h . e d to
"A an Integral part, a simple r e s ta te ­ Ihris» long ,x»-ais we liaxe contlutii-d whleh will «‘iliniit ymi to t \ e on*
going to c h u rc h ! Mr. H u m p h rie s clu d e h e re d ity , e n v ir o n m e n t, e d u ­ tr a i n i n g a boy o r girl to
ment <»t tin’ bill „1 Right* from th»' on the road tow ard bankruptcy. In Ieriiiin in eitt «ititi d a n r e fo Ile fu iti
w-as a fine g e n tle m a n of th e old c a ti o n a n d l i t e r a t u r e , we w o n d e r c o n s c i o n - n e s s of P o w e r” , ivhidh
st<-ai| of an accum ulated deficit of ° n
fhe nhove
«iaft» a? A loti*
s o u t h e rn school, good man.'.erefi, if rhe e d u c a tio n a l w orld is fa k in g i th« end an d a im o f ai . e 1- Constitution »'f Un» United Smii-s
fixe billion dollars In four years, xve i r a n n o Unii, Alolu», Orejcon Tir*
also
was
unanim
ously
adopted.
i
»cation.
careful, c o n sc ie n tio u s a n d c o n ­ full c re d it fo r th e p re d ic a m e n t in
i liât was tin» kind o! a eotivetitloii liaxe a ilellilt of npproxinintely hetn now on naie. I*rit*t\ ,* 1.00,
the' w orld
found itself
genial to t a l k w ith in o r d i n a r y w hich
W l y do you .-end y o u r boy 'o
It
was.
Is-i-islre.
Kntliiisiastlc. eleven billion dollars In th r e e years
See \\ . K
Mol’loHkey, re m o *
.
I
h
a
t
fateful
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
in
i!»29.
s«hool? It it n o t t h a t he m ay
c o n v ers atio n . H e u sed to come
—but Ihey a re thr»s- very long
Couragenns
Certain.
If th ey do, w h at a r e th e y d o ­ be tr a in e d
r r u t i e i'omnilll<H*niin, lira n rto n ,
to do b f O e r
w ork
fo o u r school q u i t e ofter.
He
years.
During
the
sam
e
pcrlml
the
And it was isdorful. T here was
it ^ t o re m e d y th e e r r o i the« t h a n you <,o? l>o you w au . him
ad m ired t h e q u a s i-tn ilifa rv for
Palli adv.
tlie inspired fearles-ne-s of the government spcmllng has gone up. O re
h
a
v
e
been
m
a
k
i
n
g
all
flies
to
l»e
lied do w n
fo g o in g
maMon
w ith
w hich
th e boy
I.isleli to Hie nstoutlillng to tal» — 1
typical pioneers who eriwsed tlie
T h is m o n t h millin,.* of throng*» th e sam e so rt of r r l ^ d
moved w hile a b o u t fhe»r work y e a r s ?
plains to settle (lie ty(»ical prairie for lliris- long y e a rs : For the flscnl
have
hud fn • d u r ?
o r w h ile going fo o r com ing high school g r a d u a ' e s have be« i t va t you
states la the telegram wherein Alf y ear IUCK, approximately fixe hil
ou t
of
o u r s e c o n d a r e And if th e y a r e going
fo he
from t h e i r n o on d a y m e n ’. I D t u r n e d
I.umlou laid Ids cards on the table lion d o lla r-, for IfCH. seven billion !
graduated
G ra d u a te d s u b jected
fo
e v e ry t h in g
w i'h
do llars; for l'.l.'t.'>. seven billion four
th o u g h ! o rd e r t h e first G w of schools,
BEI • »l î K tiis nomination.
I fto m
w hat? From
in-sfit«»fEon- which yo u h a d to tm ftlp. v ould
education.
linnilre»l million d o lla rs ; f»»r BVtli. |
The youth ami tire .»ml unco in
if not he » e ll ' o let th e m kno v
sexi-n billion six hundred million |
When th e boys
had
washed whicli pirt in tw e lv e y ear« tr ?
promising determ ination of the con
and combed,
they » e r e piven ing to te a e h E n g lish . And can i* before th e y get o u t ot o u r
venduti were characterized by the ilollars, unit tlie i-stlmute of the tls
cal yi-ar ending J iiih - .'HI, UCT, is in I
th e o rd e r to “fall in ” and th e ' t h e high school g r a d u a t e s use hulls
of l e a r n in g
uhere
fhev dogged, lifte»! chin of young, sorrel
i - m »-- s of »ight ii ml a q u a r t e r bil­
topjieil Joh n D. M. Hamilton, coin
took
th e i r a ss ig n e d
M a te s in b e t t e r E n g lish flhan S teele dldf h a v e ab so r b e d a s o r t of idea
w hen
th ey wrot<« f l a t th e y will on ly h a v e to know
mltteemun from Kansas, as he mad»' lion dollar- I ask this questio n —
line w ith o u t
fu s s
o r fooling, h i Addison
for how b-ng a |s-rio»i baa th e Fed
London's nominating speech.
would obey th e co m m an d , “ ri g h t T h e S p e c t a t o r ”
how fo e x t r a c t th e cube ro o f
T h e t h o u g h t s t h a t a r e s o r t oi* of 'i87.?24,fk'8'’ Or, p e r h a p v k n o w
T he convention's resolution of i-r al ill-in it cm i-cilei] Hiat w hich tin-
d r e s s ” an d m a r k tim e,
m arch
P resident den o u n ced t”
S ig n al B a t t e r i e s l«-e T in « A t T u b es
in m y m ind
n ee 1 ho w
to e x p o u n d
th e b l r ' ’Tnli»l purpose. Its undumpeiie»! ar»lor for
an d do some
l i t t l e m a n e u v e rs h alf fo rm ed
T he conxention res|Hiinled with i
t oni|M-titive P ric e s
Hie
traditions
»»f
American
liberty
n>
re
c
la
r
if
y
in
g
th
a
n
I
car.
gi\
th e o r e m , o r solve th e v a lu e of
readily. T hey liked t h a t s o r t of
ii single, resounding voice.
against regimentation ami bureau
ih em w hen w r it in g u n d e r p r e s - a n e g a tiv e e x p o n e n t .
Alexander's
Super-Service Station
th i n g an d h ad no o bscreperou
"T or th r e e long y e a r s ! ”
era tic dictatorsh ip were part and
SIG N A L GAS AND OII.8
p a r e n t s a t hom e to ta k e excep- s r r e for p u b lic a tio n to d a y T h a t
How m any of o u r
successful
"F or how long a period lias the]
parcel of the mighty ovation which
taking
of ti m e to perfect
the
1-1 I nbrii ati»»n, $.50
•Mn to " m il it a ry t r a i n i D “*.
■ j.-inessrm n r a n
prove ai c o r d ­
federal spending been kept utiove
for :;u minutes ui’clulmeil the arrival
p ro d u c t is o n e t h i n g th e -ichoo! ing to g e o m e try
s t e r l i n g and
t
h
a
t
th
e
su
m
Mr. H u m p h rie s would wa!eh to
the
seven
billion
dollar
line?''
of
H
erbert
Hoover.
IV nnzoll
B eav erto n , Ore.
nee w h a t w as th e s e c r e t an d of- m ig ht give som e t h o u g h ' to b u ‘ of th e a n g le s of a Irla n g . u n ­
T he galleries caught up the clior j
"F o r Three Long Years.”
of htaih sp eea. of equal to |w o r i g h t a n g le s ? A n -
t i n asked "How d o you do it ? ” in t h i s d a y
us xvitIi tin? delega tes;
I'root th at p art) enthusiasm » a s
H e failed to g r a s p th e th o u g h t o v e r p r e s s u r e , th e school tr ie - if t i e sum d o e s o r d o e s n ’t e q u al only w hetted to u new high pitch
“ For t h r e e long y e a r s ! ”
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
for
quick
r
e
'
u
r
n
s
,
on
g
e
t
t
i
n
g
ou'
th a t th e boys liked t h a t so rt of
!»«>
ri-'ht
an g les,
bn it a n y
" F o r how long have xve lived un j
by
three
y
ears
»»f
B»»»»s»»\elt
»
a
s
th e i r p ro d u c t
a s qu ick lv
an d e a s ie r o we«?«l th a t row
.‘■tuff.
None of his o th e r
day
d e r the evil trinity of Increased j
dem onstrated in the stampelle of the
F I H S T C LA SS W O R K
inns
>r e r a d i c a te
th af fa n s v whole floor, under the i»‘a»J*»rsl»ip of »lid)» It. lie-reaseil »lelit and Ini reuse») |
school teacheT.s used su c h ta e - easily a s possible.
AT R E A S O N A B L E P R I C E S
S om e t i m e ag o
we hen id
a p a tc h ? " ’h i t h e r a r e fA\ r « ")i«»e,l -i a young and good looking hlomlc
f Ics. T h e ir boys got wa.s’ied in
taxes i"
h t s f e , ra n to tihe fable an d s a t felkow say t h a t t h e r e w a s j u s t d r i f ti n g ?
And a r e th ev iacln:?
T h e hand played the chords for :
woman who h’ft Hie gallery to
F II Van M E T E R , P ro p .
down, so m etim es
he m u sic
and adm ittin g
th a t
the words th is lime.
snatch a llag ami march a t the hea»l
g r a b b i n c a n y as m u ch s e n s e in closing th e
food t h a t w as in s i g h t even be- school a f ' e r six h o u r s a s 'h e r o th e y m a y h a v e been jir»t a l i t ­ of Hie (»araile which acclaim ed the
" F o r th r e e long y e n rs !”
w ould be fo r th e whole w ork • tle al fau lt in not " k e e p ...g us
P latfo rm Takes It Up.
former President for an hour lifter
fo re
th e i r p a n ts
W . K . P B C .r.
to u c h e d th e
seats. No su c h r u m p u s h a p j ^ n e d ; da;.' w orld t o s t o p a f t e r o n ly j out of w a r ” n o r h e lp i n g alon
Bight into the platform went the
Ids departure. He had told them
he "m ore a b u n d a n t life” "
-l»ini of the c h a n t;
that they were **a convention of
U N D E R T A K E R AND F7MBALMER
&t o u r school.
The boys each, six h ou rs. S o m e „ m art e co n o m ist
•'For th r e e long y ears the New
Americans to determ ine Hie fate of
<ook his p lace a t "F a ll i n ” , as. i a s figured out that if eacii o n e
I ' i - u I adm inistration lias ilislionor»-»! | (
of us w orked only t h r e e Lours
fif’le g a te s a l l e n d i n g I he se • those Ideals for which tills nailon
sum ed
(h e ir
p ro p e r
d ’sfan c?
B eaverton
rang*» Building
was founded." They showed him they American trailillons ami flagrantly
fro m h is n eig h b or, m a r c h e d f„ a d a y th a t all t h e work of fthe -ions of th e G ra n d I>idg«» of Ma
betrayi-il
tin-
pledges
upon
whleh
tin
were
w
ith
him
w
hen
lie
shouted
for
icconi pii shed, i son in P o r t la n d last week w ere
could
t>e
his p lace a t tab le, sto o d w hile ! w o rld
them to “stop r e t r e a t ! ”
liemiM-ratlc parly sought and re-
he m u s t be
d in n e r g u e s t s
a t th e M asonic
" s a y in g G ra c e ”,
saf
dow n at j Well, I believe
isdveil public support.
Unconcealed contem pt for any
der
Alt H eidelberg llecr
an d E a s t e r n S f a r H om e a t F o r
r f m m an d an d s a t th e r e in t] alt ; pro;Iu< I of so m e r a t h e r
“T h e p o w ers of congress have
thing New Deallsh or Itooaeveltian
On D r a u g h t
h i d finished. S o m etim es e n e of e d u c a tio n a l system -
est
G rove,
T hursday
ev ening.
became tlie th em e song of the con­ been uaur|ied by th e President.
B u t w h a t is Ike p o in t e f all
Try uh f«/r Chicken Dinner neul
t i e o ld er boys f0r,k c h a i g e a *
Mrs. A. M. J a n n s e n , an d M s. H
vention. In tlie powerful keynote
“T h e Integrity ami au tho rity of
Barlm cuo S a n d w ic h e s
m y su g g es tio n , confident fh n f he : t h i s ” That, we a r e no! 'r a i n i n g
A Nielsen a s s is t e d a s w aitiesse:- speech of the tem porary chairm an,
the Suprem*? cou rt have (men
y
o
un
g
people
tf,
w
ork.
We
a
r
e
O LD H E I D E L B E R G P A R K
w ould b e held re s p o n sib le
for
S enator Frederick S telw er of Ore
flaunted.
F R E E D A N C IN G
a n y in f ra c tio n o f d iscip lin e d u r ­ : giving th e m th e Mea fiha.; th e foi th e ' eeasion.
g«n, was born the chant th a t carried
‘‘The rights and liberties of Amer
id tim e tram-p held, t h a t th e
in g th e tim e h e w a s in c h a r e »
nr.d t h a t If h e did h is hf ,f h e . w o r l d owes t h e n a l i v i n ' an I
would be b a rk e d up to ft.« f„ n ' t i n t if t h e y ' a r e s m a r t r ougT
‘M I C K Y ” A N D H I S G A N G
•hey will not need lo w ork Do
e x te n t of m y pow er.
"ben
I see c h ild re n
of o u r t t h e sctio*iU> h«ild u p th e ideal
lab o r
is dignified,
th at
pu blic schools p ilin g o u t, c r o w d ­ th a t
w o rk, real p ro d u c t iv e wo; k, i«
jjiiiiiiiiiiJiiii
in g each o t h e r in line, an d gen
/ S M YOUNG
as n a t u r a l a s sleepin g, o
p a t-
THPiHX
«•rally b ein g " j u s t k id s ” T w o n ­
NNFUL IF
1
hpne noo no
VOUR
A
VlEUL VIHIVT
i'.g. o r b re a th in g .
d e r w h e t h e r som e of th a t m ili­
N
fl GOTTA
f
t
t
T
T
E
R
WAY
TO
Y
,
>-
0
h
l
C
K
N
T r y 'o g<it V me of .»ur high
J i m t 1
ARE YOU
y
t a r y discipline w hich leac h es o-
s?tNt> vouw. Tiffxe “-J
*-
KNOV4 I'LL
'« h o o l studenlls to w o rk a»id sc -
ted ien re,
p ro m p tn e s s .
p ro p er
d o i n g ? Til TEU. YA-THER£'5
T h e n S i t t i n g T s t f t e ) ' f ® \ u
».■hat Ihey will say. I V.ve in
\ OOlNG NOTHING1
b e a r i n g so fa r a s th e i r b o dy »-
A GUY IN
I MNT
i.’ind
fine
b
rig
h
t
boy,
ju
it
cra«t.
D
r o n c e r n e d . is nol. needed t ,
t h e r e vjith
u -it*‘d fr« m o u r 1< k ; i I in ' i l u t l o n
S
P
L
H
O
lN
’
ii seem s (h a t som e of th e rrdiri
PIE S I S T E R -
and please b e a r in m ind th at
TlfAE
• ry m i li ta r y tr a i n i n g
w ould he
lit ave rt on h a s -ehools
second
th e b e st t h i n g lliat e o u l l h app en
to none.
T his
y o u r v m a r wa
lo 1l1«
p re s e n l
gram m ar
and
y
r
'
told o f a job.
“ What
d o in g ?'
high school g e n e ra l Ion. N< | | ,
K
v iis his re a c tio n
"M ilking* h-»
G ain them fo r waV b u t to t r a i n
I old. “ H ’m, I'm not lookfn
hem
fo r
peace.
obedience, for th at
s o rt <•( a J<>t>." And
p ro m p tn e ss ,
order,
snnifr,
'■c’t ' i e r w p i he Me could m il’«
a n d a lot of o t h e r sub.»« ef <
T tthink. IP'I would he? '"ot i«
h»» '■outd get out of ¡1!
receive scan t reco'.nll ion :»
Will I he
chcKils w ake im I »
c r d l n a r v public school,
th eir
r w i K U l d i i l l l » ’ Ar® th ev
An old peda pop is (>.»
, t i y l n p to m'-e^ th< g lln a l'i n a
M in *. «'Iw*
D awes
Mr und
an d child ren «lient Mi i mil» y »l*H-
Ing telai Ixe* id U o rls 'll, D ie
SALES
SERVICE
( îiiih I i k I i lire*
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t o r Inform ation r e g a r d in g
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R*v. I. N. Demy teyt:
I have found nothing in the
p aif 20 j /earl that can take the
place of Dr. Mile* A n ti-P tii»
Pilla. T h ey are a sure relief for
my headache
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
N euralgia, T-mthache, Backache,
Sciatica, H hcum atism , I.uinhago,
N euritis, M uscular Pains, P e ri­
odic Pains, w rite rtmt they have
used D r Milos A n ti-P ain Pills
w ith b e tte r rt-njlta than they had
even hoped for.
Counties» A m erican house­
wives w ould no m ore think
ot keeping house w ithout Dr.
Mile* A n ti-P ain Pills than w ith­
o u t flour or sugar. K eep a pack­
age tn y our m edlcinr c a b in e t and
save yourself needless suffering.
A t Drug S tore»—25c and $1 00
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