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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1913)
FOR YOUNG FOLKSi MABEL'S CHITCHAl BLAZING TRAILS IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK WITH A PATIIE CAMERA HAN Eli Cafe 01:12 WINQ I'AUN . MOK. Smallest Ballet Dancers In the World Are In London. When the Little Sister of the Rich Economizes. WORK FOR CHARITY'S SAKE. USES FOR OLD MACKINTOSH. T J 7 I j ' 1 1 j ! 1 i i i ? t lT A Pith, rirty Laarial Glactvr Park Hotil 1 Jack. Extort Horaeaao. " " ' ' " ' " - ' fl Jf Onr.tora Eipaad Much Tim. Wild Cimn His Back -V, Swiaia tha Fth Camera Wjgi J J tad Kc Hardahipa aad ! Acroaa Eatraiitra to If Cit fiTTiaii ii i aT"- ' ' f Danltc to Gat lb. Photo W. - r - ""'."! ""V r thaCitr EJV Comfort v- - f ....... -JF, J V. 'M' j -7gjtfce Party En Foot. Throuih Cli Natiosal f")-?tth Weekly' Camp U Clacwr Park ' Tt) iuclucie the wonderful sconcry of tiliicur NHtioiml urk in tlie now "See Auu-ni-a First" sent. Ralph H. Earie. camera man for the I'atlie Freres . .ui.:tiiy. re. eiitly ma.le h trail blnzit-s tour or miexiK.red rcKlotm in the great imUonal playsriMiml. l lirter the uhtanee of Tom Dawson, a veteran Ki'le of the lt.vkies of northwestern Montana, the Put he man se iive.l some unusual pl.-tures ot' the aterra'lH. motiiitrmis. gluciere rivers and lakes, which make the park in te f;ii.:..iM for its scenic won.ler-s lh;m the Alps ,,f Swltrerlnii'l. Always seeking souiethin new and marvelous f-r t'.i- patrons of motion pi.-tuie theateis ,i over the vvor.U. the Path'e compaiiv has sent its northwestern nvtv.-eiit: :ive into Cl.n ier National park on s-vt-ml trips. InviiiK the biff hotel at O lacier park strtimi, the Pathe party made a trip over Mount Henry, where a trail Is now beins built and came out near Two Medici. ie . :,nip. one of the beauty spots of the p.irk. For a week the rathe luirty with its pack animals, camping witit ;uil -t:i-lcs. bliuetl new trails Into remote reL-ion.s. and beautlfu waterfalls tie fields and picturesque m. nr.iaiii r. res were tllined. The picture under the caption liiazing TxhjIn Id Glacier NaOonal Park" was rec.-ntl. iv; ;ied b the PRthe ce:npany uud is now being hhowu ail over the L'uuwl States. "CHEAP" CLOTHING? and "HAVANA" CIGARS? Did you ever notice the large boxes of Cigars which sets on Lhe case in Lhe average Cigar SLore; Lhe one labeled "Havana Smokers or some similar name? You asked the salesman if they were real, sure enough Havana' Cigars. They look so invit ing that they actually resemble the Len cent straight variety. But, being an honest man, told you what? Exactly This: Well, yes, in this respect: They are 'the cutt ings' left over from the 10 cent goods. It is the short-filler of course, and is a fine 'nickel' cigar. No, it doesn't compare with our long leaf Havana pure tobacco cigars at. ten cents." Don't Buy "Stock-Filler" Clothing It, is "pure wool" in this respect: It contains Lhe "short cuttings" the "shoddy" and left - overs which the better grade of bailors and clothiers like THE MATCHLESS STORE refuse. You can't get the long leaf Havana nor superior long wool fibre for "short-filler" prices. Clothing of this class doesn't even represent "fairly good" clothes. Yet, certain over -anxious dealers offer you inferior clothing at lower prices than ours. The cigar dealer tells you the "short-filler" cigar isn't as good as the long leaf Havana. See the difference? Come in and let us prove it. Any time! n ? a MAS CHEAPER PRICES THAN THE CHLESS STORE OURS DON'T BUY EQUAL STYLE AND QUALITY Miaaaa Maggla D'Omally and Marjorl Coulan In Artiatio Poaaa 8tory of Clavar Mouaa Thlnga Children Lika to Knew. The aprlithtly little dancers lu the picture are the Mhmee Macule D' Cr uelly and Marjorle Coulen. and they life In the big city of London, lie cently. at a baxaar held to rnlHe fund for the horsen and driven' aid com mittee, the Ktuall inaldena dauceit charuilnjtly. There were four kT'" In the bullet, but there U only room to by Amerltun I'rsaa Aaaoclatton. LITTLE IlAI.I.rr DANCKHH. abow two of theui in the picture. A" the photo hown. they are very kihoo ful and rett.v. and they won iiplnno for their performance. The patrons of the ii Id committee devote the fund to fceciiriimr kind treatment for horse and In lielpim; drivers who lire In need of assistance The d:iiu in iiN iildeil materially In inakin:; the baaur a suc cess and l.csl.!..v I'm- fun nf dam unr. bad the pleasure !' know inc that they were helpiic- a wnrthy iharit. Hew t'ie Moim Eas.i,:ad. One la.lil a wl- ' l in"'lf crept down tl.e v.'1 'en i alh I'e.'li ips be win lool.iir- :.. v;l lii.lih ! nil. 'U, fiirraiit ' i. i i- ii ''ni the moon ... ,1 Ml- ' I n a - - tH'iieath a a I In 1 1 i i .i eiimu by be mhi!ici iI u'i.-ii Iimii "Ah. my tine tei!w '." he purred. "I will eat you in n :: coat this time!" Then he climbed t" the mnf of tho shed and took the w ise old mouse with him. The mouse bepin a little, pecplriff SOUK. 'Why do you sinr' mewed tho cat, putting him dow n on the roof, with one paw upou bis bad;. "I always siiiu at this time of night," squeaked the mouse. "I should be very happy to have you slni with mo." This pleased Buzz, who was vnln. He stretched up bis neck, h If to look over tho barn at tho moon, and bei;iiii ! to Ring. The wise mouse peeped Hoftly, but the cat was fond of bis own voice and Kane with all his might. Then bo took his paw from tho mouse 1 to beat time. ! When the tune was done Iluzx looked down and saw only a bolo In the roof. A Balancing Trick. Get a piece of wood Hlx Inches In length and about half on Inch In thick ness and near one end of It thrust in the blades of two knives lu such a manner that one of them inclines to one bide and the second to the other. If the other end of tho wood is then placed on the tip of the forefinger It will koep Itself perfectly upright with out falling, nnd even If it is inclined to one side it will Instantly recover Its perpendicular position, being In reality kept In equipoise by the knives. Hiatorical Queitiona. W'Uo was tin; author of "Mall Co lumbia?" Joseph Kopkilisoii. Of whom was It wrongly snld. "Ho could not l) kicked Into a fight?" President Madison. Who was the "Hero of New Or leans?" Andrew Jackson. Who said. "I'll try, sir?" Colonel Miller ut I.undy's Iane. Who said "A little more grape. Cap tain liragg?" Ceneral Taylor. Game of Guess. One. player gives the first letter of something In the room; tho others in turn guess what the nest letter Is, and so on. Chooain' Sides. Choosln' Hiilea for basebiill Is a bully way To find out wlm t felluw think about your play, For If you'rn a rnuffer, when for men they cult. You're the lust one taken, If you're took at all. Each Hide lias a captain, un' they chooae yoa know, One nays. "I ll tako Ituddy;" other, "I'll take Joo;" "I want Tommy Jiickuon," "Gimme Bum- my Klliio" Bo they koi-'j a-chnosln' till each Bet a rilnn. T-ast time we wan playln' Hilly Brown was onu Of the fellows cIiouhIii' he's our cham pion ; An' while 1 wan woniicrln' who ti In cholca would bo 1 beurd him n-Hayin' that he wanted mi I'hlludulphla Leaver. Points Absul h Woman Who Wears Expansive Clothes, but Never Looks Wall Dresaed Vagariee ot a Regular Customer. Dear ICIsn-Tbo best place to see economy working overtime I have re cently discovered Is In the home r people blessed with a largo whure of this worlds g.s.ds. They are. us u rule, more economical lu tho little things than those less endowed with wealth. Last week 1 spent with the I'Ys, and you remember, dear, moth or telling ti years ago how "him lug" the older members of this family with gold galore used to be. Well, their desceiidenta tendencies, apparent In do I know? have Inherited the same The frugal mind Is hi III the elan of today. How A line object lesson was given bv the daughter of the house. One day during my slay Jack. Anno r.'s brother, found that be bad ipilte outgrown bis mackintosh. The coat was one of fine uallly tthey me In sensible and HoiKiuilcal to buy any thing but the bestl. but It was almost worn out Indeed, decldislly shabby In places. 1 myself should have thrown It awn without a thought as being too far gone to do anything with, and I laughed heartily when Anne pounced upon the discarded garment like a hawk. "Why. Anno." I said, "what on earth o.i n you ever do with such n gone to pieces old mackintosh?" "Well." she replied. "I was going to do something for myself with It. but since you are so skeptical alsmt Its usefulness I'm going to make some things for you out of It. There are lots of places that are quite kimkI In It yet." she snld, holding the old rag up admiringly for me to see. "Why. the entire back Is almost as good as new." I laughed again, but In spite of my discouraging rudeness Anne went l" work and made for me- lhe -skeptic -n wonderful bath npron to wear when I wash Comfy, our new Poniirnniuii dog. nnd ii toilet bag with p-M-kct In ll tir my suit cafe (It holds, each In IK own comparlineiit. toothbrush, comb, soap, wash cloths nnd other similar nr tlclcHi. Von see. dear. I bad bragged a little to Anne before the imicklntosh episode of what I bad nccoiiipllshel In the Hav ing line. Since then I will have to look to my own laurels for clllclency In household economy. Ilek says the I'.'s have the laugh on mo and attrib utes their happy financial condition to generations of economical forbears .Mine wero notorious spendthrifts, and there are times 'when 1 thank heav en for It. I can plunge and then put the blame upon "inherited tendencies." And. upropos of plunging, one does have to accelerate one's sartorial gait this season to be well dressed, for tho chic thing Is so expensively simple looking. Itul don't you think there are a lot of women, no inalii-i- how much thev spend on clothes, who never .icqniie u well drcsed look? It takes more than line clothes anil good groom lug to give a woman this appearance. rliU look. I think. Is more of the svlrlt than of materials. Kor Insliince. there's Dorothy 1) She always wears her clothes, no matter bow elaborate, wllh an ense that makes them a part of herself. She shines from them. They do not shine from her. as Is the case of the dressed up woman. The dressed up woiuuii ulways gives one the liu pressloli of a countrified person out In her best. There's a shopgirl I see downtown at a ribbon counter who lias the well dressed look to perfection, yet her clothes are simplicity themselves, dif fering but little In style from thoso of the other girls at this counter. They appear conscious of their spotless shirt waists, trim belts .and well done coiffures. She seems perfectly un conscious of her grooming. She does not stroke her belt or push It Into better fit about her waist every few minutes. r smooth her tin i r, or fuss with her rings. Kverythlng alaiut her shows pretty taste uud care and no present concern with It. Speaking of shops reminds me of uu experience 1 bad recently lu a very exclusive decorating establishment While 1 wus looking over n pile of cretonnes it mnrt woman, evidently a well known customer, came hurriedly Into the shop and asked the salesgirl if she had one of those slipper trees that are made with u metal tip on onu end of a steel spring and n wooden knob on tho other. An unswer In the afllrmallve being given, tho customer ordered Just one of tho slipper trees to be painted white and prettily deco ruted and a white powder puff fas tened to lhe toe of It, "ho when It lies." she explained, "on my dressing table It will look almost like u slipper with a white pompon on It." The girl's training was equu.1 to the strain put upon It, nnd she took the order without cpiesl lotting its Mtrangu uess except with her eyes. Just as milady reuched the door she smiled buck at the girl, explaining: "I wunt It to powder my back with. 1 can't reach far enough, mid the heavy tip lit the end of tint spring makes the slipper work Just right." I therefore made ft mental note, "Muko smite for Christmas gifts." Is It not a stunning idea? So new mid original! (Joodliy until the letter wilting spirit again moves yours devotedly, MAIUX. Lake view, Ore. Meal 5 Served nt All Hours with every thing the market affords $6 Meal Tickets $5.00 Special attention given to Pamily Din ners and Ikill Suppers .33 A n.e..i Cr.AON WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL, nTr.TiniMARY THE MERRIAM WEBSTER 'Tho Only Xcw unabridged dlo- tior. try In '-.y y'irn. ; (.' i. ht' f.;.-.'i tnd atftit'v ' i:..'! vc K'r.-nry. . . . . v ii '. "'. .: '.. .;. Ait !;). c.inKliii lit tt i.tij'.lo . jdk. The Only 1 iivMonary with tho Veil- Vv-t.'dl J'..J-. K'D.C:) Words. 27CO Tar.o. uou'jlll iMratiopn. Cost Hourly half it mil;. on dollars. 1 un yen ii'. out thU mosL rei.Jisrl -utile s,ijj.1o voiuuiO. ily" v. - - "' " rl'i fur ruunpl i "-jl. mi V Nnmo til:i pupcr n.ul we will k-' "A f. aond fre t1 l'oukot AIp ll . -MO.itC.MrrriamC.. iCk f Hpriltflletil, Iu. CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND DRAN0 Lisntai A wnr HTMabt for CRI-CHRft TRR't LlASluNU liKANO riLI in KRD and Gold mrlalUo Ixnn, araled Willi Ulu nbbon. Tits a otsii. Sir ! ? ltauUa mm uk nif. infa-TCH BIAMOMU BUANO PILLS, for tfrrntT-flvs yean Kirardl as Vnt.Bafrat, Alwaya keliabla SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS S& EVERYWHERE Wonderful Chinese Remedies from the Far East Given Away FREE to the Sick and Suffering of America To ten i mm or wonitm in oach iraliiy will bo tcivnii In h u priHif tntfttmcml of io K. ( liin' vvnilorfiil rhiiituiti H(m)In, hurkH unit llfrtm, riutt pr-Mif truiitiiioni, wliifh ih ofTriMl without oimj mml of (mm1 , Iiiih Ihh'H iimuI in ( litna furovoi lour ihmiHHiul yimrrt uml mn vun more iiimi uijiI woiiit)Uf'Moi ttny known lifutinont now ii dxiHtoiu'it. 'I'o pntvu what. lhw womlnrfu! riimifclioN will tlo wo nro cttltrm m frc trualmmtl no (hut tho ktptintl nmy mn uiul lint iluuh(vt Ih ronvitw oti. A i-uiit pulinjit in a tloclor'ti btvt tulvt rtiM- II M Ut. Nu matter haw many othiT treatment you iir triml, no nutllor how mioiy tlortorn hai lail.' I, I .! K . hni ht In rrd-l y l pmvc to ymi nt Ii in own I'xpciiMi that thi-ti jvnuilicrt will l llto wiirk. Hit down riOW anil wrht to LEE K, CHIN, 834 RAPP 8LD0 -SAN FRANCISCO Icllihu i'i your own woiil.s jiirf how you OtI aiii from whut you miiIIiT jihihI . I will ihi u mih) you a iriMiiimiit rr(jiriil to uni t ilu r'iiiri infiiU ol your run), inn) whii h will t'onviiit'i you that you an not in tin liiciirnhlo Htattt, hut ran ami will hi i nn!. Thin trriiliiii-nt will lit miil you in u plain wrapper wilh tho potlano puitl. I'mi't put (hi infiUiT olT ii it I i I tomorrow junf lu'uum (lnr imi't paper or pwiicil liuiiily. Ixmk oiio up now ami writii immuiliuUily, Thi if your oppurtuniiy lo got well, Uuii't uuHto it. A rt 1