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TONIC
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At An
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129 Fourth cUrect,
Portland
ELASTIC STOCKLNGS,
TRUSSES
AhHafntnal Sapportara Arab
lappona. Hand ivt tiaaaar-
lag slaaka.
Lue-DiTii Dni( Ca.
Traaa El part
ITITWHM,, Portland. Ora
Bybtrlt.
Sybarii (bom of thi Sjbarlta), It
aa ancient Crook colony In touth Italy
on tb west ild of th Gulf ot Tra-
turn, fouodod by Immigrant from
Acbaea tnd Trotten about 720 D. C.
Tbo city btcarat proverbial (or lti
wealth and luxury. The people of tb
neighboring Croton deitroyed It thor
oughly In CIO D. C turning the river
Orathli over the tit. ,
Oreen Gold. .
The term green gold originated in
tb early day when lomeon declared
that meiali wont through a procest
ot evolution and ripened at laet to a
flnlehed product. The originator ot
thli tulae tboory claimed to bav tb
eecret that aided gold In refining.
Oreen gold I an alloy. When 17 per
cent illver le mixed with gold, a green
color ) produced.
"Juit Average" Pereone.
People who continue to be "Juit
vrage" do to becauae they are 'tat
urated with the belief that they can
never be any more. They bav tbue
"fenced In" their talenti io they can
not get Into tb paitur greea of
greater achievement,
Armenia Has 40,000
Erlvan, Armenia. American meth
od of cotton growing are being Intro
duced In Arimtula. '
, A new cottun factory, quipped with
modern American machinery, ba Juat
been completed In ICrlvun.
At the preaeut time, mor tlian 40,.
000 acre of rutton r under cultiva
tion. Thin g 40 time greater tun th
acreage under cultivation In 1021.
Tb Armenian government expect
lass
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AMERICAN BEAUTY SCHOOL
Caaaalat Inatrvelian la tvarr Rranah af Ma
rrofaaaioa la what a anar aat atwawata. la
vltk war Graduaua.
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paatal ituatl.a la Btaaiadk. Ratrala, Raatal
and Paaula TiaulUa
DH. R, A. PUILLire
Braadar Bldf. P.nUad. Oaa.
The Man Whe lueeeede.
Olv m tb man who can hold ea
when otben let go; who puihei ahead
when other turn back; who itlttM
up when otheri weaken; who advance
when' otheri retreat; who know
euch word u "can't" or "glv up";
and I will ihow yon a man who will
win In th end, a matter, who op
poee blm. no matter what obitacl
confront blm.
A Helping Hand.
When yoa rli In tb mornlntf torn
a reioWlon to make tb day a happy
on to a fellow creature. It le eaiUy
done; a left-oft garment to tb maa
who need it, a kind word to tb lor
rowful, an encouraging expreialon to
tb itrlvlng trifle la themielv
light ai air will d It at lea it for tat
14 bouri.
Life.
' II who lnveiti m with a new pow
r; who lummom cur will to flnf
taaki; rivlvei our falling hopee; re
cover! our loat almi; renewi our youta
ot lov and nthuitaim, and helpi u
to read anew and better th great
meaning ot life ralaei ui from ta
dead.
Acres in Cotton Plant
thlk year to produce 80,000,000 poundl
of raw cotton. One factory In Erlvai
ba An output of nearly 2,000,0a
poundi a month.
In order to encourage farmer t
cultivate tbelr own cotton Held, thl
government li allotlng them largi
quuntltlei of free feed. Tb govern
ment payi $2.75 for 40 poundi ot tn
raw material. Tb preeeot averagi
yield U about Ij&W'pounda an acre.
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FORCED
TO TELL
THE TRUTH
By MARY B. WOODS EN
), iivakiadar, Pa Ua.l
THIS itvry bee nu moral. It ll
a true itury. Hilda liancock
li the berolu. Hbe Wat bouio
, ly. Blue till li a true itory
that ll a fact, from tb peak of her
high and ihlning forehead to the ti
of her large mil eubkieatlal feet eh
poiiened not a point that could char
itably he called paieebie. I3ut people
alwayi laid kindly ilie wai iucb a
weet girl, ao rtialble.
At the ige of ilxteen end three quar
tern, Hilda graduated from th U ay
town high ichuol and her partmtl tact
fully luggeated that ih get out and
buttle for bereelf ae there were eeven
younger ilaucock to be graduated by
degree. The old folki reallted It wai
uaeleai to keep Hilda around the
Iioum ii matrimonial bait. Ho Hilda
aold ber pet cow beef wai high that
year packed ber halrplni, clam pic
ture, heavy itocklngi and noma other
tblngi and embarked for the city. She
promptly enrolled In a builnea fac
tory w hare In due court ot time ihe
teemed to make pot hooka In a note
book ii fttt it a man can talk, and
to hit the right keja on a typewriter
even timet out of ten. Kb alto
learned lo add a column of flguree on
ber tlageri and to itrlke a balance
eheet In a tet of book! that would
make a wire-walker watlck. When
the factory boae had no more knowl
edge to give ber, he gav ber bl bleat
ing. Inatead of th iddreai of a man
needing a ttrnographer, and advleed
ber to go gunning for experience
Hilda a chaae of thli thy bird led
ber Into many and varloui office. In
rapid aucceulon ah worked for a doc
tor, a lawyer, merchant chief, a rich
man, a poor man, beggar man and
a traat magnate. Her lougeat record
for holding down Job wai two weekt
ben the compiled a Hat of Inveat
menu fur tb beggar man and mad
out hi Income tat blank. 8b picked
up a few ihekeli In thli wiy and
much wltdoui about men. She knew
ber work wai aa good the average
and that there muat be other reaavaa
w hy ib couldn't make permanent con
nection! with job. Tblt began to
dawn on ber after ahe bad beea hand
ed her weekly atlpend by her eight
eenth employer with lite remark that
ahe j needn't come back Monday. It
wai clinched when beautiful blond
doll, wearing dlaxily itrlped eweater
nd tmbt half yard icron caked
ber tb location of ber ex-eighteenth
employer office.
Ho that evening, In the aolltud ef
ber room, Hilda took careful In
ventory of ber personal disadvantage
8b aummed up the net reault which
wai dltrouragtng, not to lay dlt rett
ing. In ber fnnk, bucolic way.
Say, ahtter," ah confided to her
mirror, "you could u your parent
for th face they've given you. But
you can't get away from It It' glued
on. Ho you might well Invent a
dlagulae.
The telegram ih tent her father
next day itirtled him ao be couldn't
enjoy hit after-dluner nap. But be
went to Ih benk on Monday and bor
rowed the money which be remitted
with paternally expostulating letter
ind her mother'! butter and egg
money. So Hilda waa financed for
ber experiment.
When Hit beauty doctor law her
coming they thought her in eaiy vic
tim, but Hilda waa on to their gam.
Sh told them In th beginning h
wa deaperat caa and wanted
omethlng done, quickly, to give ber
a general famlljr reeenihlmr 10
ether girl a. 8o th beauty doctor
pitched In. They managed and cold
creamed. They iteimed and Iced.
Tbey ihampooed and tinged, Tbey
plucked her eyehrowi and dark
ened her e.veliahet. They manicured
nd pollahed. And occaatonally tbey
retired behlud the door and fell on
each other' neck a In deapalr only to
com grimly hack with another kind
t "treatment" and another way to
Of her balr to her chin would ittck
ut more and ber not let. When
they turned her loose it laat, with an
armload of Jan ind bottle, alie
looked like a French doll that bad
gotten mashed In packing. With th
few dollar left, Hilda bought a drea
f a color combination ih couldn't
wear and a hat that shouldn't bav
gone with th dreaa. Her laat four
dollar went for French kid boot,
made In New Jersey, with three-Inch
heel. With her heart ind pocketbook
light ah felt the wit made. a
But it the ft ml plic ah applied
for work next day, the ' manager
teemed to suffer violent ruah of
blond to the bead, followed by I tevere
coughing ipell. He finally tald they
had decided they didn't need any more
help, though hit id wt In Ut morn
ing paper. And after th fourth sep
arate and distinct rebuff, two ot them
not ao polite, Hilda began to lot faith
In ber beauty and have in uncomfort
bl feeling In th pit of her (torn
ch when ahe thought ot th money
"Paw" bid borrowed ind lb had
ipent.
Th laat place on ber Hat wa tlx
general ofllce of a large corporation.
Bh waa obliged to wait a few min
ute! before teeing the manager and
reallxed with' dlemay that ah bid
never teen inch an array ot femlnln
beauty aa wai concentrated In that
on office. 8uth peachy cheek and
creamy throat a, euch illky hair, pearly
teeth, faaclnatlng dimple bouri
hammering typewriter, pert ibirpen-
hug pencil!, nymph taking note
Tbey teemed to atnll from desk t
deik In nalv admiration of tbelr own
beauty or touetblng.
"Well," thought Hilda, n ber bean
bit tb ul of left tbot, "Tbla 1 no
place for little m. I don't banker to
be th fly In th olbtment."
But before ih could etcape, the
manager, an old-young man with bored
res, ipoke tp ber. Hit gaze itemed
to bold faint interest,
"Can you ipell V b atked wearily.
"Ob, yet, lie" Alnioet uncontclout-
ly HOda aniwered In ber profession
ally willing manner and ber teeth
leaped at him she bad tbos large,
straightforward teeth.
-You'r bind," he laid.
And attoundlng at It may icem lb
remained hired. Though the beauties
cam and went and the pulcbrltudlnou
avertgt of the office fore remained
greater than that of a mualcal comedy,
Hilda held ber job. A th day
allpped by th gained more confidence.
made fewer mlitikei ind wn "raited"
with gratifying regularity. 8b wa
too dog tired after a long day at tb
utile to bother with tb beauty doc
tor dup end Juat resigned berself.
And within a reasonable length .of
time lb wa doing th old-young man
igar work exclusively it a worth
while aalarv. Then b hold her on
day he wat going West to often new
branch for th company and wanted
her t go (long a hi privat tecr-
tary. Hilda win i surprised i any
body. , "I'D. go, It you'll aniwcr m one
question," ib ld (t I ait
He teemed warily willing.
"I'm pretty, homely, ain't IV ked
Hilda.
He looked ao uncomfortable that ah
laughed ber hearty laugh.
"Oh, I'm used to It now," tb tald,
"And I'm too buay to mind my mora.
But I'v alway wondered why th
dickens yoa ever hired me ME to
be a blot on th landscape, and want
me tricking around"
Stlir cautiously, the old young man
hesitated.
"Ton won't ge. mid ind quit It I
tell your
"No."
"Well, you're valuable becaua
you'r to darn homely, yon retted
my eye."
Great Sculptor Jok
on Joseph Pulitzer
Th tat Joseph Pulitxer waa alugu-
larly dellcat about being fuUy clad
and could not bear to have any part
of hi person exposed to the gat of
another. Hit tensltlveneti In tbn par
ticular developed In an amusing way
at Cap Martin In th ipring ot 1910
when, after much negotiation, -tb
Rnnt Bodln waa commissioned to exe
cute buat
BoiBn Inalated that "Mr. Pulltxer In
posing ahould lay bar bl (boulder
In ord'T tbat tb poise ot tb bead
might I e correctly revealed. To thi
Mr. Pulitier objected itrenuoutly. K
dm wai obdurate but It wa not until
be threatened to throw np tb com
tulmton and return to Tarii tbat bli
subject eui rendered, and then only on
condition that none bat bl Immediate
attendant should be admitted to tb
atudlo.
Tbla wai agreed to ind tb work
went on, tb b'odel proving very petu
lant anil unruly and refuting to talk
to Bodln, who naturally wished to put
hi altter at ease and to get at leaat
a glimpse of hi mind.
Tb contract wit for butt In bronx
nd In marble. The bronx I a mere
head with no attempt to Indicate th
ahoulder. Th ma bl goe further
nd ber Bodln bad hi revenge; for
be laid a bit of niching tcroaa th
chest, playfully tuggt'Uve ot chem
ist ! Don C 8eltt, la th Atlantic
Monthly.
Isn't It Strang!
When th animal cam out ef th
ark, Noah had forgotten tbelr name,
tnd o he and hi family gav them
new one. When an enormous thing
with a long nose cam out, Shem tald.
"Left call It an elephant"
"Very good." aald Noth; tnd they
wrote It down.
Then out cam an animal wfth
very long neck.
-Ufa call It giraffe." laid Ham.
"Very good." aald Noah; and thy
wrote It down. Then they went
through th atrlpea, and th wool, and
th tun, and th abort leg, and th
long leg, and named them ill In turn.
But right it th end, out cam a
imill thing that did long Jumpa.
"Let'l call It a frog," aald Ham.
"But why call It a frog!" atked
Noah,
"Well," replied Ham, "what !
could you call It? It look! Ilk a frog.
doesn't ItT" D Moly Councilor.
"Prttidtntt" of Statu
Under th first constitution of New
llampihlre, Delaware and South Caro
lina tb chief executive of tb Hit
wa called the president South Caro
lina changed the title to governor In
1778 and New Hampahlr and Dela
ware In 1702. From 1776 to 1784 th
blgbeat executive authority ot Penn
ylvanli wit vetted In an executive
council the chairman of which wai
called the pretldent However, after
th Constitution wai idopted by the
13 original Kite Texa wai th only
Independent republic with a prealdent
a It head to b admitted Into b
Union a Hat. Exchange.
Tm Styl$ in One House
Ta teach Japanea th advantage
of electricity, a two-itory bout, hav
ing one-half th room furnished ac
cording to Japanea method and th
other half In accordance with present-
day western Idea, hat been built near
Tokyo for exhibition purpoiea.
mass
BREEDERS ENTITLED,
TO COMPLETE REST
Both th niilei ind femalei in th
breeding pent hiving fully don their
duty during th lummer r now en
titled to well-earned rest H U Im
perative tiiat they b permitted to ful
ly recuperate at tbl time If they are
to pro worthy breeder! again next
season. Tb numerous progeny dl
Dortlng tbemielve on th rug 1
ample proof ot tb past labor of th
breeding birds
Thli (train on tb fowl that com
prised Ui breeding pni ha been no
mall one, so w should allow them a
complete rest and provld for tbelr
vry comfort. It 1 extremely Ba
wls to itlll perslit. torn do, In
ncouraglng th fowl to keep np lay
ing by feeding stimulating 'food. Th
breeding bird ar entitled to a good
t and the coosdentlou poultrytnaa
will e that they get It
The first thing la order then, la th
breaking up of th pen and th p
aratlng of the sexes. Th female
ihould by ill mean now b freed ot
tb innoyaoc ot tb male. It li -ntlal
to tbelr obtaining n compiet
ret Tb female can now b run to
gether ind given th use of the rang.
A rang with plenty ot green stuff of
fer an Ideal plac In which th bard-
worked female may tpend their um-
mer vacation. Little attention need
b given them, merely seeing to It
thst they have sufficient feed, clean,
cool water, and comfortable, vermin-
free deeping quarters.
Th food ration of these breeder
should be iucb not to stimulate
production. Only two meal day
need b provided, but they ahould b
full meals. Whll no surplu of food
I needed for egg production, now, yet
sufficient quantitle ahould b provid
ed to enable th fowl to grow tbelr
new feather, for molting will now b
In order. And tb tissues, affected by
tb wearing labor of production.
mutt undergo repair at tbla time,
and the proper food and In sufficient
quantities, are essential. When th
fowl bav liberal range, the animal
and vegetable food tecured by them
will benefit them greatly.
Tb mil bird thould b penned
part and given roomy pen, so they
may obtain lb necessary exercise.
If it la posslbl to arrange It th
male can also hat th us of the
range, It will b Just so much better
for them. It la always good policy to
tak th very best of car ot th
male, ai he I alway bait of tb pen.
W hart only on mtl wber w
have ten or nior female. When w
lose t good male w loss half our pen
ana orien more very much more
tor often male as good In every re
spect cannot b secured to repUc
him. Therefor It wUI readily be m
that to lot a good pen header for
oy reason I to sustain a big lot. A
little extra pain exercised In tb car
Af our pen header, after the breeding
leon I over, will b time and labor
well (pent. It I preferable to bav
email run for each uial and bav
th run covered with om tultablt
material to protect th plumage from
tn tun ind weather.
It li a good plan at this time to cull
out the lest deairabl ben. With tb
ben kept for laying purposes only It la
a good plan to cull out those tbat bav
bad tbelr second laying year. It I
eldoro tht they prov profitable aft-
r tbl when kept for laying only.
Eliminate Early Molter
From All Laying Flocks
Th beginner with poultry oon And
thst ther 1 time in th fall when
th egg returns become very low and
often It I juit th tlm when feed
bill r high and b wishes to buy
all feed not raised on the farm and
tack It up for winter. Thli period
of (lack production uaually occur
omwher between Anguit first and
December flrat, and th length of tlm
It laa'ti depend! on th aklll ot th
poultryman. Why do th egg return
fall at tbl time? Becsus ther ar
too many -early molting ben In tb
flock which bav rested producing
egg. And tb pullet ar not th
early hatched bird that lay In th
early fall and keep It up througboiit
th winter. .
Must Produce Eercs
To be moat profitable flock muit
produce egg th year around. In win
ter a well a aummer, Ther
small profit In summer egg, but when
they get up to top-notch winter price
there Is a handsotn profit tn them.
Th flock tbit doe not produc
reasonable number of egg during th
period from November 1 to April 1 of
each year li often kept at an actual
to for th year, ai It I almost lm
poislbl to make an annual profit from
tb flock that la)- all It egg when
tb nfarket a aattlne
1
Cause for Soft Pork
Teat have shown Unit oy beam
fed to bogi with or without mineral!
or with per cent ot melted corn
produced toft circaast's, even when
th toy beans were not used until the
pig weighed 100 pounds, and when
fed on thi ration for only seven or
Igtit weekt It I hard to get a car
ess firm by feeding corn or tuukug
after early us of toy beam. On rea
son for thli outcom In tiling toy
bean la that they ar low lu calcium
r Urn.
Mrs. Jennie. ButUrfield
f )
Good Advice for Women
Portland, Orer "All my life I
have known of Dr. Fierce medi
cine . My mother was a physician
and h thought so well of Dr.
fierce meaictnet that she quite
frequently recommended them to
her patient!, eioecially the 'Favorite
rretcription tor women, por about
two yean alter the birth of my
fourth child i suffered with feminine
trouble of a very acrious nature.
I had all the ache anil paint a
woman could have. I wat nervout
and weak just able to be around.
I wai in diitre all the time, when
I began taking Dr. Pierce'i Favorite
Prescription, but wat completely
relieved oi alt my ailments and
restored to perfect health.
"When mv daughter wat srrowins
into womanhood the wat backward
and had tuch poor health that she
wat compelled to quit school. I
gave her the 'Favorite Prescription'
and it completely restored her to
health and she came into woman
hood in a very natural way." Mrs.
Jennie mterfield, 821 Mich. Ave.
Write Dr. Fierce, Pres. Invalid
Hotel in Buffalo. N. V.. for free
medical advice or tend 10c for trut
pkr. tablets.
Knighthood.
Knighthood wa originally a mili
tary distinction, but In the Sixteenth
century It came to be conferred on
civilians, a a reward tor valuable
aervice rendered to th crown or the
community. Th flrat civil knight In
England wa Sir William Walworth,
lord mayor of London, who won th
dlatinctlon by alaying.the rebel, Wat
Tyler, In the presence of the king.
The Truthful Man.
Many bualnett deals are closed on
the golf links. A traveling taletnian
went around tn 12S and the merchant
with him said pleasantly: "You are a
little off your usual game."
No, thi 1 my usual game."
Well," slated the other, "you may
be no golfer but you're an honest man.
I'll just tlgn that contract you were
tpeaklng ot."
Mercury.
Tb chl producing countrie of
mercury ar Spain and tb United
State. California and Texa furnish -th
entire amount over here. Practi
cally the only or which I regularly
worked tor mercury la cinnabar. Mer
cury In tbe metallic ttate It found lo
mall quantities only.
How Reward t Ar Won.
Big reward! in thii world are na-
tured to those who, discover new ami
better way ot benefiting mankind.
Every government, for example, pro
tect th Inventor' profit on a valu
able patent Tbe aurett road to ad
vancement 1 finding th better way In .
do each job assigned to yon.
Origin ef Sewing Cotton.
The tewing cotton used In every
American horn I mad almost ex
clusively ot long staple Egyptian cot
ton. No cotton now grown In the Uni
ted Stalei baa been found luitahle for
tplnning th finer ixe ot thread, for
which then It th greatest demand.
Mutt Fight It Out.
You cannot run away from a weak
ness; you muat ngnt it out or you
prrlah; why not fight it out ot you
now, right where you stand? Steven
son, Kindness.
Guard within yourself that treas
ure, kindness. Know how to give
without hesitation, how to lose with
out regret, how to acquire without
meanness. George Bands.
Clttr Thinking.
To do much clear thinking a niun
must arrange for regular periods of
solitude when he can concentrate and
Indulge bis Imagination without dis
traction. Working at ulght alwny ap
pealed to me, becauxe then moat pim
ple are minding their own builnc-as by
going to sleep. Edlton.
Nora "But, Reginald! I'm very
crot with you, really! You promised
faithfully to bring our engagement
ring tonight" Boggle "Believe me, .
dear, I'm lorry. The truth It th
other girl hain't returned It yet."--London
Telegraph.
You Want! a Good Poaition
Vary wall Taka lha Armontanry Ind Bmlnaat
Manafamant, Priala H.er.urial, Calrulatvr
GomtooMlor, BlanofTaphia, Panaanaklp, (
Cotamarcial Taackara' Cvartt tt
Behnke-Walker
TVs fomaaat BarinaM Ooltata ef Ih Northwaat
wkink ha waa man Aemiracr Awsnla and Gold
Madala lhaa any othar toluol l-i Am.rlra. Hand
tot aal Bureau Catalog, fourth Htraat Mar
Montana. Portland. Or.laaa M. Walkar, Praa.
P. N. U.
No. 48, 1924
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