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KELLOGG'S
CASTOR OIL
T A B rrL M m a
C om m on 8 lgn L an g u ag e.
T ra v e ln r* In Ui« In te rio r of H outhl
A m érela, i.lil.«...:li k n o w in g little or!
n o tili» « of Ihn lan g u n g n ftt th e In d i-'
ana. .lu lu , th a t .... a a to n la h ln « a m o u n t
of c o m m u n ic a tio n m a r ho held by
nieui.a of a alRt. lan fu a R « . T h e «Ilf- '
ta r e n t In d ian x ro n p a of lim ili, fo r In '
atan e» , w hllo a p en k ln x e a c h a d iffe r­
e n t lanKung«, h a v e a m orn o r lea« com ­
m on luuKuaRn of alRna.
liappvuvij to a re a had of u u o m u .I.
ro o tu a; und know ing th a t Mr. T u rila
i liked m ushroom s, Mr. Fox had an
,,~ 1’ 1 Idea.
MR. FOX AND HIS RIVAL
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ao.na
. ^ « r / u f ^ m t a « « ul.'.M ha
, U *u rn " ' ''*»•« about a n d ra n hack
,ja a | a¡ Wia,jou.. Aa ' ° , *1*
hut ba did not atop at
WUB Oow g e lnnR r a th e r old lia d*e **!• owo home. Oh, n o ; he kept rlRt.t
d d e d to tu rn hta know ledge to good un u n ,li ha re a c h e d Ufa home of U r.
T u rtle .
account.
U r. F ox s a id : i lr . T u rilo , 1 «aw u
"S u re ly all the thlnga 1 know a re
worth aoiuethlnR," he reuaoned.
“ 1 bed o f d n e tuuahrooina over Ute bill ;
have learned m any th in g ! throng., th o u g h t you m ight like to know, aa
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you a ro fond of thorn.“
S ta te N am ed fro m R iv er.
. . experience. Home I puld for by Buf­
U r. T u rtle .h a n k e d him and »«Id ba
fa rin g a n d o th e r thing« I lea rn ed by
W laconaln d e riv e d ■ I t . » a m « from Wm.,,,u , „ „
, Ur{
w ould L“ rig h t o v e r a n d look a t them .
th e p rl» c l|« .t riv e r, n a m e d M aaconaln
- t h e re fo re I ahould be paid by th o se
U r. T u rtla h a d a ta y ed I r ta In th e
by l'e r o M a rq u ette, tra n a lu te d wild, w ho c a re to p ro d i by my teaching* m ushroom bed, a n d w hen he a t a r t e i
m a ilin g c h a n n e l. T h e p ro a e n t npellln g a n d 1 «Itali to d ay poet a alen on my j fo r hotna be knew he w ould n e v e r ba
la d e riv e d fro m » tn la p rln l. All e a rly door telling th e wood folk w h e .e th ey I a b le to re a c h th e re In tim e for hta
F re n c h d o c u m e n ta hovo t»ulacot.»lng
*l»«en each n ig h t to w orda of le c tu re uni aa aou.e one g ave him a
lift a n d w hen he «aw U r. Fox tro t
o r M laconalnR.
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U r. Fox w as buay all one m orning tin g aio», he rtui.em hered hl* enee#-
j p a lm in g a algr. a n d th a t evening aa to r who hud wou th a t fum oua nice
Down on th « F a rm .
1 th e w ood folk w a n d ere d along they h u n d re d s o f y e a rs b e fo re from U r.
" T h e o nly w o rk e r 1 e v e r k n e w
w ho «topped H0(] read . "W ord* of wisdom H are,
w ould w ork w h e n th o boas w aa a w ay
sp o k e n each a n d ev ery night, ra in or i yjr. » o x ra n over to th e farm , got
waa th e old fai.htoned A m e ric a n h ired
hla su p p « r and w as ru n n in g buck at a
m an .” d e c la re d a p ru fe a a o r a t (ira n d
p re tty la s t r a te o f a|>e«Ml; so he did not
Itaplda
W e hnvo kn o w n a co u p le of
know w hen U r. T u rtle reuct.ed out
I.U b an d a n d grouped th e tip of bis
th e m to a lt on a fe n ce a t auch tim e s
tall a n d held fiuii to It.
a n d w ork u n til th e ir Jaw* w e re to tu lly
U r. Fox w as th in k in g of g e ttin g
e x h n u u lc d .
hom e, und how Mr. T u rtle m ust be
w addling along so m ew h ere fu r from
A lre ad y F re a .
hom e, for he wu* v erj c e rta in he w ent
D u rin g th e S u n d a y S chool leaaon |
; to th e m ushroom bed. So he wu* not
l he ten . h e r m a d e re fe re n c e to a pas- j
! ns c a ie fu l us he usu ally wna to look
j w here h e wa* going
«ago of S c rip tu re re n d in g , “ Ye ahull |
know th e I ru t t. und th e t r u th sh a ll 1
O ver a ato n e w all leaped Mr. Fox.
m a k e you fre e ." A little g irl In th e J
und th e next th in g l.a knew he « . a
| deep In a pond o f—m ostly mud.
fro n t row e x c la im e d :
" I'm a lre a d y
A m ud b a th lo U r. T u rtle wu* fun.
fre e . I'm fre e und u h a lf."
and If ae h a d not been In a h u rry to
O n t W ay to R educe.
Mr. T u rtla L aft Mr. F oa W allow ing reach hom e lie Would h ave liked n o th ­
ing b e tte r tt.uo to atu y th e r e ; h o t he
A bout In th s Mud.
A r a th e r ro b u s t w om an re c e n tly
craw led out and left U r. Fox watiow-
a sk e d a d o c to r w h a t s h e sh o u ld d u to m oenllght to th o se who w ish to b e a r m g about In th e ntud.
re d u ce . " T a k e a c e rta in k in d o f cx- them , fu r a em ail fe e.”
B efo re U r. Fox h a d com e along U r.
e rc ls a ,” said h e . '¿ V h n t k in d d o you
T hoae w ho Oral aaw th e sign ra n T u rtla h a d h a d tim e to thin k , and It
re c o m m e n d ? " sh e n s k rd . ‘T ’ush your- to tell o il.era a n d p re tty Ooon a crow d hud e n te re d hi« wl«« old head th a t
■ If a w ay from th o ta b le th r e e tim e* J had g a th e re d a ro u n d th e door o f U r. < U r. Fox h a d re a so n s fo r being so kind
» <tiiy" re p lie d th e d o c to r. T o p e k a
Fox, w hirl, m ade hla e y e . tw inkle, tor m tellin g blur about th e bed o f ...uah-
th e la rg e r th e crow d th e m o rs he
C a p ita l.
w ould get In fiwa.
O ld Mr. T u rtle w as stre tc h in g hta '
M eat D istrib u tio n .
neck, but he could not seo well enough
T w o th ird s of th e liv e s to c k u se d fo r lo read, so he ask ed Mr. B abbit, who
food Is ra is e d w e st of th e M ississip p i, w as n e a re st to him, to re ad w hat w as
w hile tw o th ir d s of th e c o n s u m e rs live p rin te d on th e sign.
e a s t of th e M ississip p i. T h is a c c o u n ts
T h e next day to e woodfolk saw on
fu r th e l i o n pin k ing h o u se s occu p ied Mr. T u rtle 's door th is s ig n : " M r.'
In c o n v e rtin g live slo c k In to m e a ts and T u rtle , v.bo fo r o v e r a h u n d re d y e a rs !
UPLAND SOLITUDES
lies been g a th e rin g w isdom , will lee-
tr a n s f e r r in g th e m to m a rk e ts .
lu re eac h night to th o se who c a re to .
Im prove th e ir m in d s
A collection T T IS becom ing s m ooted q u e stio n
R e m s rk L eft Im p re ssio n .
—
observ in g e d u c a to rs s s to
will be ta k e n to m eet exp en ses."
A m an nnd h is w ife w e re b u y in g n i “A now broom sw ee p s c le an ." quot- w h e th er o u r p re se n t-d a y d iv ersio n s do
h o rse .
"M ow could su c h a lo v ely ed Mr. Fox w hen he h e ard ab o u t Mr. not o ften d w a rf th e budding In tellec ts
c r e a tu r e hnvo a te m p e r? " a sk e d th o T u rtle ’s sign, a n d th en he add ed "b u t of th e young und c a rry them fu r
w om an. "M y d e a r, Hint 1» e x a c tly ‘too m any cooks spoil th e b ro th ,' so I afleld In th e w rong directio n .
W ith th e iKuwlhle ex ception of
wlint pus <ed th ro u g h m y m in d w h en I m ust use my w lta^to get a h ea d o f my
m usic, th e u n iv ersal language, o u r en-
m a rrie d you.” a n sw e re d th o m an, nnd
Air. ^ u r l *e '
Mr. K o\ w as ru n n in g along w h e r he , te rta ln .u e n ts , ns u rule, h ave becom e
I.« h a s n u t h e u rd tin . la s t of It yet.
T h is fa m ilia r "m ovía” a c to r w u
born in K en tu ck y tw e n ty five years
ego. He (p e n t hla e arly boyhood days
In T axaa. A fte r m uch ex p erien ce in
v audeville he e n te re d m otion picture*
and h a s been eeen w ith com* of th*
leading p la y trs , u su a lly In ju v em ls
le a d s
Ha la a re la tiv e of th* late
P rs ild e n t M cK inley.
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■ room s, jo he ra ile d to him t-i he
wa<1<llc<1 ■'*“ * : " T h e re 's m any a slip
•*’* ''u b “ n<* l *‘e **•'• Air. *'” v
I »hall re m e m b e r to expluln th a t gny-
ln« 10 rajr • ud“ ?nce
• “ dl '* U
" ,em - to o > boW >oU ,rw
d e ta in e d ."
Mr. F o x knew th a t h is riv al would
re ac h horn* In tim e to gl.’e h is lec­
tu re . a n d he knew , too, th a t he would
be th e lau g h in g stock of nil th e wood
folk by m o rn in g ; so. w hen be did
la s t g et o u t o f tb e m ud he ra n for
hom e und p u lle d dow n his sign, and
lu en out of tb e w oods h e w ent, to
m ake u hom e so fa r awu., th a t Mr
T u rtle w ould h av e to craw l year* and
y e a rs b e fo re he found him.
( £ b r M c C l u r e \ * w a p | , , t S r a < I l o e te .
s
OMETHING TO THINK
ABOUT
F. A . W A LK E R
j
W ord fo r th e C yclone.
! th e ir n a tiv e land, and th e nam e h a s
; been u n iv ersally p o p u lar th e re , ut the
. sum o tim e sp re a d in g to o th e r sectio n s
> o f th e country. It Is o n e of th e few
B y M IL D R E D M A R S H A L L
fem inine api>ellntl\ es w hich c an n o t be
Pacts about your nam«. Its history;
c o n tracted .
meaning. wh#nc* It was d«rtv«d, slg-
ntflcAnce. your lucky day. lucky p w «l
T h e p e arl Is F a ith ’s tn llsm a n lc gem.
It Is a flttln g sym bol o f p u rity fo r Its
S lig h t A c cid e n t F a ta l.
w e a re r w ho w ill p ossess e nviable
FAITH
c h arm a n d affab ility a n d have m any
A y oung m an In L ondon w h o w as
frleu d s. W ednesday Is h e r lucky day
s tru c k on th e head by a c h lc k o u bon«
u se d a s a m lssll« d ied of Mcptlc p n e u ­ T^HIOM a Itlbllcal so u rce com es the a n d 8 h e r lucky num ber.
<<D
W h w l « r S y n d i c a l « . In c.»
ch arm in g F u lth , w hich sp ra n g Into !
m o n ia set up by Ihe slig h t sc a lp w ound ^
--------- O ---------
p o p u la r u ange d u rin g th e vogue of
l.u h a d re c e iv e d .
l'u rltn n lc iil nam es. T ho p re v alen c e of
a p p e lla tiv e s w hich denoted a b s tra c t
D ream of t h ^ F u tu re .
v irtu e s um rkcd th e b eginning o f I'url-
In a few g e n e ra tio n s , It Is sa id , th e lanlam In K ngland, a n d inui.y auch
d re a m of b re a k in g th e a to m w ill ho 1 na m e s cam e u u d e r th e ban from o th e r j
re aliz e d . T h e n gold a n d p la tin u m w i l l 1 ' lasse s b ecau se o f Ihe w id e sp rea d dle-
By H . I R V I N Q K / N Q
Im m e re by p ro d u c ts nnd a g ra m of like of th e "B o u n d H eads.'
B ut th e sim ple b eau ty of F a ith , a s
eo al w ill tl.i tl.u w ork to n s now do.
well ns th e divine v irtu e for w hich
THE THRESHOLD
Hie n am e w as sym bol, kept h e r pop­
Q u a litie s S o m e w h a t R are.
u la rity undliiiuied. F o r w us sh e not’
H e w ho se d u lo u sly a tte n d s , p o in te d ­ one o f th e trie w hom St. I'a u l com ­ I N n m uch tnlkoil about re ce n t novel
ly a sk s, c alm ly sp e u k s, c o o lly a n s w e rs m ends to th e C o rin th ia n s, sa y in g : 1 th e d o c to r o f G opher I'ru lrle sa y s to
a n d cea se * w h en ho b u s n o m o rn to "A nd now n hldeth fa ith , hope, c h a r­ h is bride, " T h e re I I m ea n t to have
say , Is In p o sse ssio n of so m e o f tlu. ily, th e se th r e e ; but the g re a te s t of you lifte d over tlie th re sh o ld ." W hich
show s th it th e old custom of liftin g
ho st re q u is ite s of m an .— K xchnngo.
th«»o Is c h a rity ."
b rid es o v e r th e th re sh o ld w hen they
T h e P u rita n s b ro u g h t F a ith to New
first e n te r th e ir new hom e still lin g ers
K ngland w hen th ey m ig ra te d from
F in a l A d ju d ica tio n .
am ong us. us It Is, also, a fe a tu re of
A bout th o o nly good th in g t h a t c a n 1
l.o said utio.it c y clo n e Is th a t It d o e s n 't i
c o st th e ta x p a y e r s » » y tl.in g fo r a n I
in v cn llg .ith u . u s t o w ho w as to Illum e.
Ilea Molio-s R cr Inter.
"What’s in a Name?"
CTHE W H Y
SUPERSTITIONS
T h o u g h re n d in g nnd c o n v e rs a tio n
tnuy fu rn is h u s w ith m a n y id e a s of 4 » * # # » * * # a * * * * * * * * * * # * * * * ,
m en a n d th in g s , y e t it in o u r ow n
A LINE OF CHEER
i.ie.lll.illo n m u st fo rm o u r Ju d g m e n t.
•
By Jo h n Ksndrlcfc Bangs.
O xalic Acid in R h u b a rb .
R h u h n rh , w h en e u te n In e x c e ss, h a s ; ¡ * # * # # 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * # # # # * * ; ;
b e en know n to n e t ns a p o w e rfu l poi­
A W O RD FROM 8P R IN Q
son on a c c o u n t of Its n n lu ritl c o n te n t
«
Q K N TI. IC b r e e t e c a m e w h l s -
o f o x a lic acid.— S c ie n c e S e rv ic e .
M ust
M ove
F a s t.
T h e lo w e st sp e e d a t w hich It Is p o s­
sib le fo r nu n lrp lu n o to fly Is 31',.«
m ile s nn ho u r.
M a n k in d 's D uty.
L ife Is n p ro b le m ; m o rta l m a n w as
niad o t o s o lro th o so le m n p ro b lem ,
rig h t o r w ro n g .—J . Q. A dam s.
You Want a Good Poaitidh
V*ry well—T ake th s Accounlsnay and
Huxlnsxs M nnngrm snt, Privat« Bsorstoil*
«I. Calculator. Cnm|itmn*ter, titanegra-
phle, PrnmarMhlp, or Commercial T sach-
•rs' Cour«* s t
Behnke-Walker
T h s f o r e m o s t It u x ln _ C o lls g * o f t h s
N o r t h w e s t w h i c h h n a w o n m o r * Ac ■enrsoy
A w a r d s s n d Hold M rd nls , t h s n s a y o t h e r
«chiHil In A m o r l i ' k H a n d ’ f o r n u r H a r r e « *
l 'a l u log.
F o u r t h f l t r e e t n e a r M o r r is o n ,
P o r t l a n d . <«
la s e r M W alker, Preo
P. N. U.
No. 24, 192B
tJs m tS B s s s m m R
FEM E DESHM
I'Rlill—fuMMfl»» MMMI.
• •«•Ik
ADVOCATE
p e r tn g by to d ay ,
A n d p a u s e d e m o m e n t on Its
la u g h in g way.
" I ' m J u e t In f r o m t h e S o u t h , " It
sold, " e n d I
H a v e s to p p e d to tell you t h a t th e
s p r i n g ta n i g h .
And all h o r sty le s
Art. b a s e d o n « m l l e a ;
A n d w h a n elm c o r n e a h e r p » n -
n le ra w ill be full
Of b lo s s o m s f r a g r a n t a n d d s le c t-
able:
And
In h e r t r a i n a g a y a n d
choral th ro n g
O f h a p p y bird» w ill w in g th « lr
w ay a lo n g :
And b r a n d n e w le a v e s to c lo th «
th e n a k e d treea
■ lie'll b r i n g n n d s p r e a d a a l a v l e h
aa y o u pinnae;
And e l l t h e c o u n t r y o 'e r
llo r flow ers w ill d a n ce ee on s
b a l l r o o m floor,
T h a t a l l m a y k n o w In t h e s e d a r k
days of dreed
That
Y outh,
and
Q reoe,
and
B e a u ty a r e n o t dead.
H u t w i t h u s « ti ll ,
F o r m a n to m a k e a uch u s e of
n s h» w ill."
I ® b r M cC lu re N ew x p a p er S y n d lra la l
m ere friv o litie s, a p p ea lin g to ihe
b a se r pussions, Ihe red eem in g fe a tu re s
ln alnio*t
caa«* bvlng th e su p erb
«« ith th e ir d e ft b ru sh e s th e scenerv
J’a ln te r* • ’•era to he doing m ore for
tb e e l e m i o n o f th e ...Ind th a n th e
J . P.
W e n et I th e se u p lan d so litu d e s fa r
m ore o ften th a n w. m ay su sp e c t, for
It Is s m o n r them th a t w e g a th e r new
s tre n g th fo r th e h ig h e r d u tie s o f life,
a k e e n e r conception of o u r Infirm ities
n d e ep e r renllzntlon of o u r lack of
h u m an k in d n ess and n sic k en in g sense
a t th e loss of o u r fa ith Ir Hie good,
th e clean, th e noble und In h u inunitv
Itse lf I
I f i by McClure Newxpaper a> nJloate.)
( ® by Id cC lur* N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e .)
1 ^ by M cC lu re N c w T x p x r Sy n d ic a te .)
Jo h n l.lsk a, W isconsin Ilaplds, Wl«..
w ro te the best e ssa y In th e 1124 na-
I tlonal good ro ad s e ssa y co n te st for th»
H arv ey H. F ire sto n e f o r r ■ r , u .o .e r
Slty scholar-(dp. T oe su b je ct o f his
essay, w hich told In sim ple for.:, the
epic sto ry of a c o u n try crossroad», w as
"T h e R elation of im proved H ighw ays
to H om e L ife ."
l.lsk a Is th e fifth
hlgl. school stu d e n t to e a rn th is honor
a n d aw ard .
T h e co n test 1« co nducted each y e ar
tinder th e am p le« » o f th e highw ay
e d u ca tio n board, W ashington, l). C ,
of which tb s U n ited S ta te s com m is­
sioner o f e d u ca tio n Is ch airm an . It
Is stric tly e d u catio n al ln c h a ra c te r and
In th e se v e ra l s ta te s Is opotuw red by
on# of th e letidlng un iv ersities, o r by
th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of education.
Mr. L lib a 's e ssa y fo llo w s:
I - « i o n Is th e p rim a ry cau se of
th e tg " ra n e e so e v id en t in ru ra l com-
m unlt >•
P o o r roads, m ore th a n any-
th in s «> e, have fo rce d th e fa rm hom e
Into a dem o ralizin g isolation. T h e Im­
provem ent of highw ays, m aking the
c o n so lid ated school and social c e n te r
possible. Is In jec tin g new life Into
hom es fo rm erly t.oiielessly Isolated.
H om e life Is b ro ad en ed a n d enriched.
Boys a re w illing to s ta y "dow n on th e
fa rm ." G irls c ea se to envy th e ir city
cou sin s and to leav e hom e fo r "th e
b rig h t lights."
J u s t a few m in u te s of trav e l, on a
p a rtic u la r road leading out of th e city
o f W loconsln R apids, will convince th e
m ost doubtful sk e p tic o f th e valu e of
good ro ad s a n d th e ir Influence upon
hom e life. A bout tw o m ile* from th e
c ity th is ro a d b ran ch es. O ne b ra n ch
la called “th s left r o a d " ; the o th e r “th e
rig h t ro ad .” T h e left road la alm ost
a lw ay s ln s d e p lo ra b le c o n d itio n ; th e
rig h t ro a d la h ard-aurfuced.
The
hom ee on th e le ft ro a d a re d ilap id ated ,
tb a fro n t y a rd a sc arcely recognizable
am ong th e ta n g le of b r o k e n m achinery,
old w ire a n d v a rio u s o th e r o b jec ts
p laced “out o f th e w ay.” T h e land
haa been c ropped until It la Im possible
for even quack g ra s s to flourish. T b e
stock, d e sc en d a n ts o f som e g ra n d d a d 's
scrubs. Is now so d e g en e rate d th a t
sc a rc e ly any c h a ra c te ris tic s of a high-
producing, pro fitab le an im al a n evi­
dent.
C an you expect th e boy o r g irl to
re m a in on th e fa rm u n d e r th ese con­
d itio n s? N ot one boy o r girl living
on th is road has h o t ed u catio n above
the eighth grade, a n d very m any have
not even p ro g resse d th a t fa r. T h ese
young people, m any of th em lying
about th e ir ages, h ave had to seek
a “Job" a t th e sto re , m ill o r fa c ­
tory. In ste ad o f com pleting th e ir e d u ­
cation
C an hom e life be p le a sa n t
and hgppy w h ere th e se conditions
e x ist T
T h e road to tb e rig h t lead s th ro u g h
land slig h tly m ore fe rtile , hut m ore
fe rtile only a s a re s u lt o f b e tte r fa rm
m anagem ent. No fa rm hom e on th is
road, fo r a d ista n c e o f tw e n ty m iles.
Is w ith o u t a t le a st one m odern con­
venience. S ev eral fa rm s a re equlp;>ed
w ith every m odern convenience, both
ln nnd out o f th e hom e.
T h e e sth e tic Influence a good ro a d
e x erj g |9 very evident. O ften It stlrau-
|a te , , Blent gelf-respect Into p ra c tic a l
M o n tg o m ery a t F ifth
P h o n e D ay o r N ig h t
M ain 4322
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Post No. 118
Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o’clock
at its
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Headquarters and Club Rooms. 284*1 N. 17th Street
All ex-iervice men are welcome to j^in. For further information
SA M UEL MALVERN, P u t Commander
CALL BROADW AY 5426
AT YOUR SERVICE
YELLOW TAXI
CALL
MAIN 0059
Also Seven-Passenger Touring Cars for Sightseeing
LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY
E e ta k lia k e d U Y e a r s l a T o r t U n d
C. G E E W O CHINESE
MEDICINE CO.
C . G E E W O . t h « w e ll
k n o w n H e r b a l i s t , hms
m a d e a l if e s tu d y o f
th e c u ra tiv e p ro p e rtie s
po ssessed b y
O rie n ta l
R o o t» , H e r b » . B u d s a n d
Burk,
and
th e re fro m ,
•Wc
c o m p o u n d ed h is tru ly
w o n d e rfu l H e rb e re m ­
edies*. i n t h e i r m a k e - u p
n o p o is o n s o r n a r c o t ic s
» re u s e d ; p e r f e c t l y
h » r m le » * . a n d m a n y
r o o ts a n d h e r b » t h a t
he u ses » r e u n k n o w n
to t h e m e d ic a l p r o f e s s io n o f to d a y .
A V O I D O P E R A T I O N S b y t a k i n « h i s r e m e d ie s
in t i m e f o r S t o m a c h , C o u g h s , C o ld s , R h e u ­
m a t i s m . K id n e y , L u n g . L i v e r , C a t a r r h . B lo o d .
I n f l a m m a t i o n , N e u r a l g i a a n d a ll f e m a le a n d
c h il d r e n '» a il m e n t s . C a ll o r w r i t e . S e n t b y
m a i l o r p a r c e l p o s t.
S T R A IN
C. G E E W O CHINESE
MEDICINE CO.
HAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEX­
2S3 1 i Alder Street. S. IV. Corner Tkird
Daily Fashion Hint
i6>P»CTORlAL
REVIEW
PECTED SUCCESS IN THE
PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE
D E C ID E D TO A D D A FEW
MORE BEAUTIFYING PREP­
ARATIONS TO OUR L IM IT ­
ED BUT EFFECTIVE L IN E
T h e f o llo w in g is o u r
c o m p le t e l i s t
v
S t r a lt - T e x H a ir R e fin in g T o ^ c
$ 1 .0 0
per battle
R e f in e s k i n k y , f r u z y , c o a r s e h a i r t o
m e d iu m ; m e d iu m h a ir t o good.
S t r a i t - T e i H a ir G ro w e r
25c
far caa
N o t o n ly p r o m o te s g ro w th o f th e
h a i r , b u t m a k e s i t s o f t , p l ia b l e a n d
l u x u r i a n t . A n e x c e l l e n t p r e s s in g o il.
G lo ss-T e x B r illia n tin e
50c
per bottle
M a k e s t h e h a i r s o f t a n d g lo s s y a n d
k e e p s it in g o o d c o n d itio n w ith o u t
l e a v i n g i t o i ly o r g u m m y .
S tr a it- T e x H e rb s
$ 1 .0 0
peui
l a a v e g e ta b l e p r e p a r a t i o n t h a t a c -
tu a lly s tr a ig h te n s a n d re s to re s th e
o r ig i n a l c o lo r t o g r a y o r f a d e d h a ir .
C o lo r p e r m a n e n t — p o s it iv e l y w ill n o t
r u b off, n o m a t t e r h o w o f te n t h e h a i r
i s s h a m p o o e d . T h r e e s h a d e s : B la c k ,
B r o w n a n d C h e s t n u t- B r o w n .
K okom o S h am p o o
40c
ptr bsttls
Much Road Building
An In tere stin g fe a tu re of th is y e a r’s
ro a d b uilding Is th e e vident w illing­
n ess o f both c o u n tie s und s ta te s to
assu m e b uilding th ro u g h Issu an c e of
highw ay bond Issues. S ixty m illions
of d o lla rs h av e been spent since 11)18
on th e L incoln highw ay alone for Im­
provem ents, nnd m any mill Iona m ore
w ill be sp en t d u rin g th e few y e ars
Ju st a h ea d on th is g re a t 3,100-uille
tra n s c o n tin e n ta l road, w hich s tre tc h e s
from th e H udson riv e r to Sun F ra n ­
cisco bay.
.
Levi P. Jones
m ,,8t bulId " ,o re o f lh ,‘m ' U“t!1 ,M s
'* a « o m Pllsh ed hom e life In Isolated
• w tlo n s " m - ,n *h e f,' tu r *- *lm P *
ex lst • ' ,ul
" 1 rou,ls ,,re
ro a d s,’
th ese
com m unities.
th ese sam e hom es, will live.
New Record for Roads
I s m a d e f r o m p u r e c o c o a n u t o i l;
c le a n s t h e s c a l p a n d r o o ts o f t h e h a i r
in a n a tu r a l, h e a lth y m a n n e r.
B ro n z e B e a u ty V a n is h in g C re a m
50c
per jar
I s a s o o t h i n g , g r e a s e le s s v a n is h i n g
f a c e c r e a m t h a t w ill n o t g ro w h a ir .
B ro n z e B e a u ty L e m o n C re a m
P E E P P O IN T S O F F A S H IO N
T he trKxlo points the way to every­
thing that is sm art in 0 ’e way of
fabric, line ami trim m ing in this
frock.
T he clever placing of the
sash how at the le ft side accentuates
the color contrast, which is one of
the points of sm artness to be fea­
tured C repe satin, printed velvet or
any of the novelty silks m ay he used
to develop the dress. Medium size
rfquires 5 yards 40-inch m aterial anu
2 !/ j yards o f wide rihhon.
Pictorial Review D ress N o, 2326.
Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bu^t. Price,
35 cents.
Tb«> y e ar ID'24 h u n g up ii new re c ­
ord fo r tb e c o n stru ctio n o f c o n cre te
roads, w hen tlu* eq u iv a len t of 0,071
m iles of 18-fuot c o n cre te w as lulil by
s ta te s and fe d era l aid. T ills m ileage,
REPP a SON
add ed to th e to ta l nlread y paved for
(lie benefit of th e 17,(KXUkiO m o to r ve­
hicles now In dally use over Ihe h igh­
w ays, m nkes a p p ro x im ate ly 32,000
tulles of pcru iu n eu t highw ays. Illinois
816 U n io n A venue a t F a ilin g
led all o th e r s ta te s ivlth 1.200 m ites G a rfie ld 7019
W e Deliver
o f new pavem ent, exceeding Its record
m ade In lU'jfl by n early 1,000 m iles.
STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES
JX W r
& SON
MORTICIANS
JOHN LI3KA WROTE
BEST ROAD ESSAY
u
" T . ,M,n
expression.
T h e se people a re con-
o u t t >0 e x q u isite sc en es tunny I t i n u a iiy ad d in g som e Im provem ent In
o f o u r p o p u la r p lay s w ould Indeed an honest a tte m p t to b e au tify th e ir
" i orne in aera >le m ak e sh ifts. In « 1 hom e su rro u n d in g s. T hro u g h dlverslfl
pa .^e o
o ding the bourd" a fort- ca t|o n a n d ro ta tio n o f c ro p s th ey h av e
| succeeded ln b rin g in g th e ir land to a
T h e fine a rt of a c tin g Is being rel
hlgll
0f fe rtility , re su ltin g in
e g a te d to th e p a st.
T h e re Is
1 a m ore sta b le Incom e each year. T hey
c ra v in g fo r th e grosa. g larin g , flag ran t a re sending th e ir ch ild ren to high
and thum ping, ra llie r th a n fo r th e re­ schools,
a g ric u ltu ra l
schools
and
fined, u p liftin g am i ennobling, doubt
u n iv ersities.
A b e tte r e d u c a tio n Is
less d u „ e to p e rv e rte d In ste s und cr.iv
te a c h in g th e se ch ild ren to re aliz e th e
ln g s fo r se n sa tio n a lis m a n d e x c ite j vaIue of u tru e hom e.
m ent.
Ih a larg e m ea su re , on th e ro a d to
T h e In te rm e d ia te c o lo rs nnd fine
sh a d in g s of th e o ld er school have th e left, th e a v e ra g e fa rm e r tins lost
his self-re sp e c t, h a s allow ed Ills hom e
•‘i vfin w ay to h ig h er ton«-« w hose In
te n s itie s a u d lim its h a v e ab o u t becu to full below th e s ta n d a rd , a n d has
fa ile d to keep In s trid e w ith th e tim es.
reacheu.
H e Is c o n sid ere d In ferio r to city |««>-
J u s t w iiat will follow can n o t be I
ple. F a rm e rs, su c h a s th o se on th e
guessed, except to hin t In a vague
rig h t road, a re a g a in placing th e farm
w ay th a t th is m odern to w e r of Bub- i
hom e upon th e pin n acle w h e re It
ylon w lli som e d<;y su d d e n ly topple
should rest, "T h e T ru e H om e o f M an.”
over, tu m b le noisily a t o u r fe et und L
H ow n e ce ssa ry to th a t hom e Is a
leav e u s bubb lin g In s lrn .i^ e tongues,
good r o a d ! W h at a re lie f It m ust
w o n d e rin g w hnt confusion m e a n s !
have been to th o se sim ple folk In
T h e re Is ln th e h u m an licnri nn
j W h ittie r’s “Snow B ound" to h a v e th e
e v e rla s tin g y e a rn in g fo r som ething
road opened and th e floundering c u r­
new , a n d no one a p p a re n tly know s
rie r being th e vllluge p a p e r to th e
w bnt to suggest.
It Is Ju st possible th a t w e need door!
T h e le ft road m ay be co m pared to
now, m ore thar. a n y th in g else, th e
u p lan d so litu d es, w h e re w e m ay get th e snow -bound road. Im pelling p rog­
ress, forcing Isolation. T h e rig h t road
In th e pure, c le a r u lm o sp h ere and te-
m ay he co m pared to th e 0 |>ened r o a d
(lect aw h ile w ith o u t m o le sta tio n from
offering new o p p o rtu n ities, new possi­
th e c ru d e s c a rle t le tte rs a n d blinding
b ilitie s nnd H e w h appiness.
lig h ts w hich tu n e w a rp ed o u r Jinlg- [
tnent a n d dulled o u r lin e r senslhil! I T h ^ e rig h t , road . Is. .. in
. . th
. e tru , e „ sen se
tleg
o f th e w ord, th e " rig h t ro a d ." W e
ru ru l w ed d lcg s In E n g la n d and Scot­
land. T h e m ixing up In th e m inds
o f o u r re m o te a n c e sto rs of sp iritu a l
a n d m at« rial th in g s cnustqi th e th re s ­
hold to be re g ard e d In a p e cu liarly
m ystic m an n er.
As Its n am e Im plies, It p re v en ted th e
gruln, th e body of th e corn sp irit, from
slid in g ont w hen th e chuff flew aw ay
a t th e th re s h in g tim e. It w as Hint
p n rt of th e e n tra n c e to th e house
o ver w hich all* m ust p a ss th a t e n ­
te re d It. C on seq u en tly th e re w us u
e o n stn n t stru g g le to fa c ilita te tho
e n tra n c e of good Influences and keep
out th e s p irits of evil by "d o c to rin g ”
Ihe th resh o ld , ('m ils vveie f u r l e d u n ­
d e r th e li n e ig h b o r's th resh o ld s, p e r­
sonal re lics c a lc u la te d to fa c ilita te the
e n tra n c o c f m align Influences. A large
nnll w as d riven Into th e th resh o ld to
ket'p d e alt, from e n terin g .
O n W sip u rg ls night th e G entian
pensnn? still Inya flow ers and h rajiches
upon h is th re sh o ld to keep out th e
w itc h e s ; nnd chips from n th resh o ld
used to t.e th o u g h t a v a lu a b le in g red i­
e n t In m nklng sm oke fo r th e fu m ig a ­
tion of c a ttle . So r s no one know s
w hat w itch es or evil s p irits niny hnvo
done to th e th re sh o ld it Is b e tte r th a t
a bride, n , Ihe crltleu l m om ent o r her
e n tra n c e to h e r new hom e, sh o u ld lie
lifte d over It to avoid contagion from
tho tnnlign Influences from touching
Ihe poeelhly-lnfected door-sill,
FINLEY
50c
per jar
l a n o u r is h i n g , s o f t e n i n g a n d s t i m u -
l u t i n g t o t h e s k i n ; i s A iled w i t h a
t r i p l e s t r e n g t h o f o il o f le m o n — m a k ­
i n g i t a m ild , bleac>* -ig c r e a m .
B ro n z e B e a u ty F a c e P o w d e rs
5*c
per b«x
Are auited t o a l t coaaplexioM. Can
be successfully used on d ry or oily
skins. T h e shades: H igh Brown
and Bronro Olow a re favorites.
M ollyfllooco
»i.i
l a a e p e r t a i h a i r e t r a l o h t x a e r tor m e n ;
mim
p o e it i v e l y | u . r a n t e c d t o e ' r a i f h t t n
t h e m o e t e t u b h o r n h a i r in f r o m 10 t o
J o m in u t e « w i t h o u t t h e u e c o f h o t
I r a n i . W ill n o t I n j u r e t b e e c a l p or
tu r n t h e h a ir re d .
AGENTS
W ANTED
X H R Y W H E R «
Strait-Tex
Chemical Company
600 FIFTH AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA., U. S. A.