The advocate., July 11, 1925, Image 3

THE
ADVOCATE
All. Al, Alona.
|N
f h
fTegild«-' Tend and Veugb'toa had no
trouble |u making them out. Hat the
Eat a raw onion every day and
a t TH^
question wee, what to do. Mow should you’ll be happy and healthy." advises _ _
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he save this man? There »seined to be a doctor. And you'll find there'll be
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no means of doing It. unless tbs entire
417 Williams Ave.,
H.
Leo Johnston
ship were retard. and this, as be had I moM Toom tor rou In tha traina and,
minister. Walnut 667J.
•een by hla Inspection, woe Impossible. | huaaee, too -London Opinion
The Stranger's Sabbath He
Then, suddenly, another plan flushed
Sim ilar Eaparlsncas.
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through hts brain—a plan tbat waa
really, ihe Brat thing that should have
A bulldog at Macon, Go., baa been. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
By CORDON ARTHERTON
occurred to Idm. Why couldn’t the given two baby tlgera to raise, and
62nd St. nnd 39th Ave. 8. E.
man trust to hla chances of reaching some day that bulldog la going to feel j Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Hible
tha surface before Ida breath gave out? Juet like most American parents do I Study, 11 A. M. Y. I*. M. V . so-
t g by S h o rt S t o ry Put, Co.y
He, himself, could lake down a rope
ieiety, 2 P. M. Mrs. K. 0. Johnson,
N JUNE.
\Wi, the United HUtes aud tie It around bis body while the now.—American Lumberman.
JU
¡Lender. Visitors welcome.
Menu inshlp Visitor sank on a reef men shove hauled blm up by It as
off tha
tl southern c a s t of Florid» quickly as they could
Land of Rubber.
ooooooo(X)oooooooooooooocx>
with all on hoard. Half of the
ST. PHILLIPS MISSION
Vaughton
motioned
to
the
man.
who
A
traveler
can ride for seven hours
passengers wers savsd by efforts di­
Rodney at Knott St.
George O’Brien
had
been
gazing
anxiously
st
him.
nnd.
by train hetween Singapore and Pe­
rected from land, and the bodies of
Morning service, 11 g. m.; Sun­
ooooooooooooooooooooooocxx half the remainder were found. Hut nodding to assure him of hla assist­ nang. through the Malay d ates, and
one-fourtb of the people of the Visitor ance, gave the signal to he hauled up. not once lose sight of the rubber plan­ day School, 12 m. Archdeacon
Black in charge ; Mr. U. Coles, lay
lay, undiscovered and unburled. In the Aa soon as he wus above tbs surface tations which support that country.
and had been stripped of hla helmet,
reader. A cordial welcome awaits
waters of the Gulf.
he told the men, aa briefly and aa
you at St. Phillip«.
Rubbing tha Fat Off.
A few days later divers were sent quickly aa be could, the strange sight
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down with a view of raising the eteam- that ha had seen. A long rope was
An Australian recommends the use
1 f ili» r«‘<J miti «'il h un h lilt of rvJ
BUUIN'S RED MITTENS
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Ohip If she were found to be In good »cu red and Vaughton wrote oat hts of a scrubbing brush on corpulent
■ , —
j ura. Tinnii/ hud uu Id«** |n*rliupa 1
76th and £. Everett Sts.
«Dough condition. Among these divers plan on a piece of cardboard, so that bodies to remove fat. Its vigorous ap­
Q F t 'o u ï I HE Granny Heer knew ''* ‘'uuld « " »•»** (*d ruliuii» after
was one Joel Vaughton. a hardy, worn the man might understand exactly plication to the floor might accomplish
Preaching tl a. m. and 8 p. m.
veteran with scars of ihe Civil war on wbat was to be dona.
^ timi her Mill» U r a td x t llruln ul1
Sunday School 10 a. in.
the same results.—New York World, ,
would not o w l mitt,-ns. for In Ih*
01,1 ' ,r * ,llrdle had asked lilm onl>
kia body and the slgiis of toll and
B. Y. P. U. 6 30 p. in.
Then
be
dived
down
a
second
time,
«■old wrut her ha would ha »,mndly ¡
If b* had aeen In his
hardship on hla rough, honest face.
taking
with
him
the
extra
rope.
He
Instructing
Her
Doll.
Vaughton was forty Ilv*—possibly a
sleeping Inside a »uriti ra ta hull»«; lravel« » bit of yurn or »oft twin»
bit over. lie did not know, hut ha found the man occupying the position
Little Annette had overheard th e 1 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
but b rin i a irunduiotlivr, »ha Jual »ha could uee In rrtmlrtni her neat
Larrabee and McMillen Streets
lie derided ha would run and tell her.
bad to knit.
remembered enlisting In ’•Hi a» » u u -,2 * e had left him In. only staring up- people next door quarreling. Shortly
watching for the help that he
.
Rev. F. X. Runyon, PaMor.
lira. Illrdla could pull at Ilia yarn
years of age. He had not brilliantly |
"I'll knit him aoma rrd mtitriia.'*
,o come from above. V.ugb- )'a“ « rw“ * “
,l lt “* on h e -
E. L. Jameson, Assistant
distinguished himself In the war as knew
•old Ornnny Unir to lirrarlf na aha that hung from little llruln'» red mit­
«*ld TeT ' m'
So many luckier »net hud. lull lie had ton I. I the sheet of cardboard cloee bIazza wlth h*r do11-
»at In tlm rorklni rlialr hy tha »In ­ ten» «ml |>erlui|i» »lie would l>ull them
. fought hard and well. No opportuui- up to the porthole, and. s i the man P a ssiv e ly : “Now. Dorris, when you
door. “lied I» »urli a lovely color
,,ru,0‘* l’*'*11' s ,‘* ,'*,uld ‘,lucl‘ ,h#
E.(»sli.k#4 S Years la Psrtlaad
' t hit thut hung from the mitten» and oaa
had been given blm of leading a within read. hU face lightened op In know I am right, you must never,
All boya Ilka red.”
comprehension. Then, upon a signal never talk backward to me."
deeper«,e
charge
or
of
captuilug
an
. G E E W O CHINESE
U ttla llrulO leased to wear tha rad »lie
", f°r would leave utt,‘
of on
™UT tha
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tha ,h''*'
mitten»
enemy's flag, lie hud been twice from Vaughton, the prisoner threw
MEDICINE CO.
open
the
door
of
the
compartment,
Mythological
Goddess.
ground.
wounded, at Hull Hun and at Gettys­
Xo nit run Timmy ("mm to tell her.
burg- The surgeons had decided the and. quirk •* • thought, was bound
In mythology, “BelIona’* was the I
1 11« did not have to go far beeaUM I
last time thet he waa to die, and they around the waist with the rope. Tbs wife of Mars and the goddess of war. C. GEE wo. th* w*n
Herbalist, baa
Mre
lllrdle
lived
In
u
tree
do»«
hy.
had given him up. Hut he had deter­ sign was given to the watting men Her parents were called Bellonaril. On known
m*a« • iif« «turfy ©t
¿
» '• i,
“I’ll come right along," »aid Mrs i
mined to live, and live he did. He was above, and he was hauled up aa fast the 24th of March, Bellona's day. her to« «»r»t.». propert«.
I poaeeeeed by Oriental
I'Y
| Itlrdlo when »he hrurd the news.
discharged from the hospital Just In as human sinews could do 1L
Hy and hy the other Mr», lllrdle»
The Mranger reached the surface In rotaries hacked them selres with koou. UcrU, Bud* anrf
tlms to Join Khermun In his march to
-
K T 'tS r
mnda such u noise quarreling over
the sea. After the war he drifted an unconscious state, but was soon knives and drank the blood of their
wo®d«rful Harks rem-
I the red yurn that little Hruln utvoke i
around doing nothing, and yel doing revived, and, after having eaten all sacrifices.
z>Vr *
£
t í k ;
•diaa. In their make-up
'
no poison« or narcotics
and hla eye« nearly i">pped from his
gvarythlng. There was no occupation the sandwiches that were to be pro­
sr» used ; p » r f « c t l/
Beautiful Thought-
! head when ha saw only a band of
that he did not try his hand at. and cured, be showed great wllllngneai to
- : - » k
.
hsrmlsa». and m » n jr I
red around hi* wrist»— all thut was
sod fcsrks that 1
there wua nons that he tried longer tell hla remarkable story.
As the sparkg falling on tbe river, roots
hs use. ere unknown
This popular “movie” star na. than a week. Finally he drifted south,
left of hi« beautiful red mitten».
“I was sleeping," be said, “at tha so shall tbe glories of our strength go to
th.
msdicsl profession of tods/.
11« Jumped up and run for home, j b»»n seen In a number of motion and In ‘82 started farming on a small time the ship foundered, and It was by out. Hut the graces of the holy soul AVOID OPERATIONS br tskin* his remediss
»
pictures,
much
to
the
satisfaction
o
In
tuns
for htumsoh. Counhs, Colds. Kheu-
•cola. This evidently proved the ex­ n mltacle tbat tbe door of the water­
»till looking at the red wristbands
nutum. Kidnsr, Lune. Liver, Cntsrrk. Blood,
but a» ha run the bands grew nar- hie many admirers. O'Brien was born ception to the rule, and he stuck to It tight compartment was dosed, else 1 shall be as the brightness of the firm a­ Inflammation. Nrumlsin nnd ell ferns!# end
«
'’•.‘«•»« l >C«^
ment, and as tbe stars for ever and children'» ailments. Cell or writs. Sont hy
I H W i f " r the ecrupplng U t t lllr d le » In San Francisco. He Is hv» feet. 1t for seven years, making u modest In
would not be here to tell tbe tale.
m ail f,r ngrccl mm L
Whan Ha Wok» Up tha Mittsn» w »ra had tungted Ilia yarn about a buah | Inches tall, weigh* 180 pound» on. come thereby. Hut It wus too mo­ Yon may wonder at the fact that 1 ever.—John Martineau.
C. G E E W O CHINESE
notonous for him. He lacked the ex­ slept so soundly that tha burry and
Gone.
which held It fast, and when little has brown hair and blue eyes.
Remov.ng Paint Spots.
citement which hitherto hud never confusion on the decka did not awaken
MEDICINE CO.
llruln reached home not u sign of
JOH AIrf«r Strwt. 8. W. C«ri?#r Third
tailed him, and In
he discovered me. I will answer that simply by tell­
mittens nnd, being « grandmother, j the red mitten» did he have. It had !
Paints spots on glaxed tiles are re­
f
ir
before
they
came
upon
the
re
tlrnnny Hear »aid al lost. “Well, run I i,|| unravelled.
the work that suited him. He became ing you that I regularly roll off my moved by soaklLg the paint with a few
a diver. He was well fitted for It bed at night and never wake up. When
• long With you and Wear the red m il-, «Sake. allv a!“ exclaimed Granny yarn trailing on the ground
drops of strong ammonia and scrap­
Ornnny
Hear
followed
the
red
tin
tens If y,m III,«, you llltla lease.'*
|Wnr when little Hruln cam* turn
physically, with hla sound heart and i j i j »uke up. however. Imagine my
I .It t Is» Hruln sat down under tha ntlng Into the room where »lie eat nnd pretty anon alie saw the Ini« bis good lungs, und he made a success astonishment, upon glancing out of my ing oft with a wi oden stick. For re­
where the Mr». Hlrdlce were slh of It almost Immediately.
; porthole, to find that I was entirely moving paint from unglazed tiles, am­
tree. Flrel he looked nt Ilia re.l mil- knitting. “Whet has hepimnedr
ten» all over «ml Hun he lurued them
Hetween III» s»l>» little Hruln man pulling at the yurn.
Three
days
after
ttie
Visitor
had
by water—water to left of monia. soap and hot water, scouring
“You any you were asleep and whe. snnk. Joel Vaughton and one of hts surrounded
Inside out. then he pulled them on „gm! to tell hi» *«d »tory. “It Jual
me. In front of me, above me, and to powder and sharp sand may be used.
»ml looked at them again, end then he n«.* away,“ he said, "the faster I ran you woke up the mittens were at comrades were fitted Into their suits right of me. At first, as you may sur-
gone but the wrlnts?" Inquired (Iruun and lowered down to the wreck. rulse, I could not realize what had hap­
drop|>cd his paws and begun to nod n ,, fautcr It went away."
Joya of Spring.
Yaughton had long ago got over the pened. Then, gradually. It dawned on
Ida loud, l.lttle Hruln wue llred and
l.lttle Hruln wipe,! the tears from Hear.
More
than
100,000 people Joined in
Little Hruln nodded his ticud. “ singing In his ears and the sickness me that I wot at the bottom of the
be fell asleep.
1 til* ay OS and. taking (Iranny'a hand.
.
_
ceremonies
celebrating
the Setanbnn, <
turned
them
Inside
out."
he
explained
that U first Incurred hy divers, and he sea.
Idea was
w
Timmy Coon was watching all the ; he led her along the path through
This . idea
iately_.
. . ____ of . apring.
__ .__ Buddist fam-
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. . . im
. m t ed
___
, or
And then Ornnny Hear remember,
was steady as a rock when he was low­ strengthened
lima and he noticed that on the tip the woods lie did not have to go
by .. the sight
of
couple
... advent
. ...
...
'
the unfastened end of yarn an t, bcln ered cautiously on his rope. Looking of lazy fish, swimming up and down ,,,M reT,Ted the c«remony of driving
a wood dweller, »he knew wl.ut ha down he sew the deck of the Visitor in front of my porthole. I believe that out tbe deTU- whlch consists of throw-
happened. Hut »lie did not see tw> looming up beneath him. Already It no one has. hitherto, equslled my sd- in g roasted peas in their homes and
bright eyes bulking down ut tier fron was covered with weeds and green with venture. No human being that 1 have shouting, “Out with the detrU.“
a nearby tree, or »lie might hav. ollme. As his feel touched the boards ever heard of his lived for two days.
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thought some one tieslde a little blr. he gave the signal to stop lowering. clad In hla ordinary costume, at the
Played Heavy Part at Ninety,
could tell what happened to llttl. Slid, slowly and cautiously, raude hts bottom of the ocean, except, of course.
Hruln'» red mlllens.
Way to the forward hatchway, taking In s submarine boat. Well, to con-
Charles Macklln, English actor and
<(&. l * : i . M c C I lir « N t > t »ip ijt # i H y n . l l r i l * )
rare to lay hla rope and supply-pipe tinue: About the second day I real- dram atist of tbe Eighteenth century.
In such % fashion that they might not ized that my supply of air wus giving who lived to be one hundred years old,
Jo -* * * * * * * # * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * » become entangled In the stray wreck- out—tbe compartment was not very created, when he was ninety, the HAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEX­
hoi. or too much fluid of miy kind.
ACID INDIGESTION
i
It nftrn romea from fut Igne, nerr ♦
A LINE O' CHEER
* age, of which there wus a greut quan- large—and I became oppressed In strenuous part of Macsycophant in his PECTED SUCCESS IN THE
ou
«n
exhaustion
und
worry.
4
PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE
*
breathing. It was lucky that I * » t own play, “The Man of the World."
vlth - . . . .
IT T i l l Innumerabla glands -----
» Bty-
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Ills Inspection of the forward part tbe only one down there to use up the
s
which the murimi m em bre«. Un
'«*«.*• «b o »peculate or tske big
DECIDED TO ADD A FEW
By John Ktndrlck Dings
1 • f the »hip showed him that It was In air. Finally It occurred to me thi t 1
mg th . etomurh I. provided, .me »«< ,
,,n
>'r
« « s is n lly i
•
Not Worth While.
MORE
BEAUTIFYING PREP­
Do condition to lie raised. The bow ‘ divers might be sent down to the sblp.
ne.-r.te. urn. u. and soother impstn. fr,: ' ! ln*; , r i
“
There Is no tax on brains," rem arks -----------
i had been shattered by the contact with and I prepared the sign that 1 showed
ARATIONS
TO ----------------------
OUR L IM IT -
.
,
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i„
i
«»»h
in
g
oui
the
stomach
I«
often
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UNOAUNTED
Water and uilnernl substance# ln l
,
.
1
•
,
f it,* *rr7 beneficial, and Ihe bowels and
4 the reef, and the grinding had worn at the porthole. If It had pot l>een an c h a n g e . The revenue would be £ D BUT EFFECTIVE LIN E
» away tbe entire plankings of the for­ for your timely assistance, I should to° smaH- brother, the Boston Tran-
hloodXcssru' In^lliìTùppcr 'part of .be •*'"
« « f u l l , looked after
9 L L c ra c k • >ok» If possibly I 4
0,000
“
*
(hew ing gum Is useful In tome
script replies.
can
The following is our
4 ward decks. He returned slowly to hav# been a dead man by this time."
mur«?ua mriubmne. «ntl th# prop#r cases, though Ihe habit as ordinarily
To b rin g a lau g h unto th» 1 the stern of the vessel und climbed
com plete lis t
chemical action between them pro­ practiced docs not »cem to me either
4
»
h » * rt of man.
4 over tiis remains of the rail down on
duces hydrochloric arid.
Hut
b»»t
<
>
f
r
l
l
tha
a
p
s
r
lm
t
n
a
of
4
P
resid
en
tial
Im
m
unity
elegant or desirable.
to
the
sandy
bottom.
Then
he
walked
m irth
ex H air Refining Toole
e
This arid combines with pepsin and
Theoretically, the President of th*
Satd an Irishman at a conference Stralt-T
No amount of medicine will cure
Th at y o u and I can w o rk dowo 4 along the Mem of the ship, keeping a
SI.##
Refine« kinky. fri*«yt coarse hair to
mucus lo form Ilia gastric Juice
j sharp lookout for any damage done United States cunnot be legally a r in London: “Gentlemen, this is a , per UttJi medium; medium hair to food.
her# on e a rth
I the tlUeuse utile»* one Is careful ubout
which digests the albuminoids or pro-
f(KK, an<j
UMS ,,n|y |U(.h
Lisa In aotna uulet aarvtc» o f th# 4
rested no matter what his offense moat insidious proposal. If you accept Stralt-T o« H air Grower
4 la that direction.
atyla
4
tehls received 11,0 1 '* *
‘ substance» a* experience may tench
Not only promote, growth of the
T h at seen abo v e w ill m ak e lb# 4
As he did so he beheld a sight that. might be. The only action which can It. you will find It to be neither more asc
which Include meal. fish. milk, ckfco. . h||u h||| d|gnl„ v# ,,,,,BrB|U, w||| liro
a n s e l a arnlla.
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■***•>“-» »km it mA.
4 Coot
veteran as he was. caused
blm be taken against him while President nor less than the thin edge of a white
s
I * br Mrt'lar# S«»ipap#r arn-flrat# »
CC-
. . .
I perly dispose of.
4 to otter a cry nnd to »ten quickly »* ItBpeaeluuanL M 8 President were elephant.”—London Tit-Bits.
ThU gastric Julc# Is made or ae-
b r U « u r | t M « t l h « « r A< 1 « r u A )
Gloss-Tex B rillian tin e
************************** backwards. Staring nt him through I ,0 co," ,ult ■<>“*« *>rlous crime he could
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50c
M ake* the hair soft and glomy anrf
rreted principally from elie to three
the porthole, his face livid and sunken, first t>e removed by Impeachment pro­
p
er Uttit keep« it in good condition without
Lamb's
House
Sold.
hour* after a meal.
ceedings nnd then Indicted and a*
leaving it oily or gum m y.
his
eyes
bloodshot,
but
gleaming
with
ms <•/<** Diooosnoi
iin ; , ,ru * IlVxvever
V l-
Char,es Lamb’s
,ltt,e cotta«
If there In more hydrochloric achl
exclteQu>nt.
his hair dui matted o\er " Ms
'
• Vraoiloe
krtunce 7 a rre
«rest-
~
M . e . n*ar
.. . '
ex Herbs
thun 1» needed. Ihe excess becomes a i
dent may be arrested. For instance, Edmonton, England, ^here he lived j S Stralt-T
forehead
and
Ills
Ups
moving
In
what
i #0
la a vegetable preparation th at ac*
t
f
cause of trouble III the form of dl»
President Grant was once arrested by f°r many years and died, recently was per car tu a lly straightens and restores tha
must
have
hee?l
outcries
or
entreaties,
r z
original color to gray or faded hair,
r,unfurl, pain, and a nniirue-»» some-
was a living, breathing man. Vntigh- a negro policeman for driving a horse »old at auction for about 24.000.
t. Color permanent—positively will not
times called water brash nr heart
rub off, no m atter how often the hair
too
fust
In
Washington.
Grant
for-
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ton. at first, thought that his senses
ia shampooed. Three shades: Black,
burn, which may lie no Inhaling tlmi
O
Hand Lever Lifeboat.
had left him, and lie turned nwny to felted 220 collateral and commended
Brown and Chestnut-Brown.
It will com« up lo Ihe inoulli In Ihe !
. ,,, . , _ . . „ , , .
see If the apparition would have gone the officer for enforcing the law.
A lifeboat made In England is op­ Kokomo Shampoo
form of InlcnKcly sour fluid which
when he next looked around. Hut no
Is m ade from pure cocoanut o il;
erated with hand levers instead of 40c
»eta the teeth on edge and leaves a
hills nnd correspond somewhat lo ih —the pale, excited face was still there,
DEVIL'S DARNING
par battk cleans the scalp and roots of the hair
Admission to the B ar
oars, which are apt to be lost or dam
in a natu ral, healthy manner.
"brownie#" of S c o lla li They are I and this time the hand was beckoning
very hud tn»le.
NEEDLES
Admission to the bar Is fonnal reo- aged.
general ueil disposed hut easily ol wildly to 1dm and the eyes supplement­
This constitute* acid Indlgesllon, or
Bronze B eauty Vanishing Cream
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fended. es|>eeliilly hy nnj noise, an ing the movements. Then, ns soon as ognltlon by a court that a person Is
aii|»er acidity. <>r byperrhlorhydrla.
5#c
Is a soothing, greaaelets vanishing
qualified
to
practice
law
In
that
court
s
,ow
,n
D,
veiopment.
per
jar
face cream
tn th
t at t i w ill not grow hair.
sadly
given
to
petit
larceny.
Ii
|
he
realized
There are many kind* of ludlge»-
KW |>eople reallze what « great
that he had attracted A lawyer may he ever so able and yet
t
o
_
n . e e
mass of persiste«! auperallllon America the devil's darning need' ‘ Yangbton's attention, the man disap­
tlon or dyspepsia; this la ihe com­
Lemon Cream
undsrile» our modem culture—how, superstition Is confined entirely i peared, only to »how himself ngnin If he Is not admitted to the bar In a T.he uPri8ht P|ano was Invented In Bronze Beauty
Is nourishing, softening and atimu*
monest of all.
'
certain state be cannot practice his
although It was many years bo-( fmm utingtothfekin
■kin; is filled w ith m
though
the
(empiee
of
lei»
and
Osiris
j
chlldren.
bui
ainoug
tliein
Is
univi
i
.
It Is most frequent In middle life,
with n sheet of p«|>er covered with profession there. Usually a person Iore 11 even approached Us present)
tn. pie strength of oil of lemon—mak-
It
•
Ö
Ö
bv
WeClur«
N>u«p«t>#r
Syndicat*
i
are
cruiuhllng
hy
the
banks
of
the
’
K
it
a
mU
id,
bleaching
may last u few days or persist fot
lu»
writing. This lie held up against the is admitted to the bar upon exnmlna- perfection,
“O-
Nlle;
thè
"slurs
gllmmer
through
th
è'
months and years, and not seldom
porthole, motioning Vaughton to a|>- tlon and by motion of a lawyer who
Bronze B eauty Face Powders
loop, of timo" In the Itouiun coll
proach and rend It. It ruu ns follows: has known hint for some time. The
ends III cancer or ulcer.
5#c
Are suited to a ll complexion«. Can
Control of Breathing.
pain be «ucces*fully used on d ry or oily
Now, cancer of tlio ■toninch occur» »(Mini, Thor and thlln relgn no longer i
skin«.
The «hades: H ig h B r o w n
W
h
a
t’s
in
a
Name?'
qualifications
for
ndmlsslon
to
the
bar
HELP! ! t
The nerves that control our breath­
more frequently than any other form In III» Noiaemun's hoaven und Sione-
and B ro n x • G lo w are favorites.
are different In different states.
W h e n th» »hip »«nk I w e n t down
By
MILDRED
MARSHALL
tumga
Ile»
Uruldloas
u|«'n
Hnllsbury
ing
are
controlled
In
their
turn
by
the
of Hint dreadful dlaenoe, hence the
w i th It, locked up In thle w a t e r ­
ImportHiice of avoiding Indlgesllon liluln, the su|>er»tltIona evolved In the
concentration of carbon dioxide in th e , S Mollyglosco
t ig h t
c o m partm e nt.
Have
had
Facts about your nam«; its history;
1 00
I t s special hair atraightener for men;
moaning,
whencs
it
was
derived;
sif
h a r d ly a n y t h in g to eat. an d the
per jat
positively guaranteed to straighten
or keeping It under conlrol If It per daya «ben Illese tldngs belonged lo
G
eneral
Tim
ing
blood.—Science Service.
nificance; your lucky day, lucky jewel
a
i
r
le
g
iv
i
n
g
out
I
c
an
n
o
t
laet
the
moat stubborn hair in from 10 to
a llvlng preeent and noi lo a hoary
«1»!» In appearing.
•That was a very fine sermon." said
i0 m inutes without the u«e of hot
an h o u r mure.
If you open the
pani
remai«
alili
wlth
ns.
deeeended
iron«.
W ill not in ju re the scalp or
Huper-ncldlty limy mine from ninny
door, h o w e v e r, t ehali be de stro y ed
an enthusiastic church member who
Rights and Duties.
turn the hair red.
by the w a t e r wh ich w ill rua h In
causes, some preventable, ami others frolli all Illese vnrlons aonrees. ap-
«n s an ardent admirer of the minister.
LUCILLE
No
human
being
U
entitled
to
any
FO R PITY 'S S A K K . HELP ME
non .preventable; from disease of the pnrently Indestructlhle and formlng a
"A fine sermon and well timed, too." "right," any privilege that 1» not cor­ A G E N T S WANTED EV kRYWIIF.RE
SOME W A T I !
leeth, mouth, throat, liver, lungs, nnd puri of the live» of Ihe t>eople m the T UC1I.I.K Is n poetic name whit
"Yes." answered his unadmlrlng related with the obligation to perform i
I
AM
STARVIN
G
FOR
FOOD
h eart; and also from Impi-aper food lireseut day.
neighbor, "it eer.alnly wns well timed. duty.— Roosevelt.
AND A IR I
lias come Into everyday usage l
The superstiti«» regnrtllng the this country. It used to he eon »In
Irregular eating, over eating (especial
Fully half ol t ie congregation bad
The words were written In a fairly llielr watches out.”
ly when fatigued), defective chewing dragon fly or. a* .t Is popularly railed, ct-ed n diminutive uf Lucy, hut aa
Dragon Fly’s Antiquity.
Insufilclency of sallvii. too much nlco- llie devil's darning needle, 1« an In­ matter of fact. It Is a cotupletei.
The dragon fly Is tbe most ancient
heritance from Norse mythology. In separate mime which merely hu|
600 FIFTH AVENUE
Scandinavia the dragon fly 1» called pened lo spring to fame slmultaneoii-
Insect known to scientists and has the
PITTSBURGH,
PA., U. S.A.
the troll's needle, or troll's aplndlu,
4east complex anatomy.
and 1» regarded hy Norwegian chil­ ly with the shorter and more servlet
Who Invented the cotton gin? Ell lime since, so reported. After McCor­
dren as It Is hy the American child. able appellative.
On His Dignity.
It signifies light, coming from Hi Whitney has received the credit mick and his father had failed s wom­
In onr ntme we have simply substi­
Marylebone Wife — "My husband
through
the
years.
However,
the
cot­
Latin
word
lux.
an
took
a
series
of
shears
and
fas­
tuted “devil" for "troll." Who has
ton gin wns Invented by the wife of tened one sheaf of each rigidly to the obeys me In everything, but when
Lucille come» to us through Ihe nui
not, when a child, brushed away with
lear n hovering devil's darning needle cullno form evolved from lux. A> Qeneral Greene. She gave It to Whit­ edge of a board. Then the attached a there is a stranger about he disobeys
wire to each movable shaft and by me to show that he Is not obliged to
lent It should “sew hi» mouth up." or dent Britain Is said lo have hail a kin ney and he patented It.
Who Invented tbe loom? A woman pulling one way she opened the series be obedient.”—London Tit-Bits.
"sew Ills ears up"? The superstition called D eafer Mmvr who was Lntli
Obtained. Send model or »V«* h
differs but It Is generally Ihe mouth. Ized Into Lucius. Viscount Fiilklan Invented the loom that weaves every and by pulling the other she closed It.
and we will promptly send you a
I he mouth Is Ihe original form of Ihe brought fume to the name in Engine stitch you wear. Her name was Mrs. The mowing machine Is a lo» of shears,
Punishment.
report. Our book on Patent* and
Jacquard.
nnd a woman used her own tools to
»upcrstltlon and the renson for this anil Ireland utitl In the lilt*«ill 1 ■
Teacher (to sleeping pupil)—Tou'ra
Trade-marks will be sent to you
Who Invented the sewing machine? cut man's hay.
1» apparent. The trolls hated noise Lucius wus growing In popularity I
on request.
not fit to sit by anyone with sense.
Ask any schoolboy nnd he will answer
Who Invented the greut Iron
above all things—It reminded them Koine.
Come up and sit by me.
"Ella*
Howe."
Kiln*
Howe
did
tnke
The
l.uctlllnn
gens
of
the
plehel
i
squeezers
thut
Iny
the
foundation
of
of the day. when they fought with the
&
gods nnd Thor threw Ids hammer order waa formed from l.llt-lu» all out the patent In his own nam e; hut all tho steel mills and millions? A
lit* wife Invented the machine. Howe woman Invented them, according to You W ant a Good Position
after them. Children are apt to he from It arose the name Luclllii. Sc
_
PATENT LA W Y E RS —
Very
well—Take
th#
Accountancy
and
struggled for 14 years trying to work the statement of Andrew Csrnegle.—
noisy and thus awaken unpleasant end Iloraun empresses bore (Ids nan
30 S Seventh St.. Washington, 0 . C-
Bu»ln»»s Management, Private “
*
It out and failed. Finally Mrs. Howe Los Angeles Tliueo.
recollections; wherefore the troll's tint) a sulnt lit Florence was so t-alle
U, Calculator, Cematemeter, ____
Over >4 Year«* E sp erirn e«
phlc.
Penmanship,
ur
Cesunerctel
T
decided
If
something
were
not
Invent­
needles new up their mouths to keep l.ucllle 1» the French version it hi
ire' C ours e S t
ed
pretty
soon
they
would
starve
to
ihem quiet. In Icelandic literature was Immediately accepted l>y Kiiglun<
Use of Opportunities
death. In two hours she Invented the
ilu- trolls were giants; hut In Norat Owen Meredith ninile tbe name fnnm
REPP * SON
sewing machine. Ilowe acknowledged
Whatever one's position In life, bo It
literature they later became dwarf# by Ills poem of Hint name.
great
or
snmll.
his
plain
duty
for
the
It
to
Bussell
H.
Conwell
during
the
The
foremoot
Bueineee
College
of
the
which was probably the result of
The diamond Is Lucille's tullsinan
time being Is to use all his strength Northwest which hea won more Accuracy
llielr unsuccessful attnek upon the gem. It will bring her courage an Civil war.
Awards and Gold Medals than any other
nnd
knowledge to make the most of hit trhool
Who
Invented
the
mower
and
reap­
Is America. Bend for our Buci
g„da A belief In tho trolls still ling physical anil mental strength \Y.
Catalog. Fourth Street near Morrii___
opportunity.
Unconsciously
he
may
be
er?
A
West
Virginia
woman
Invented
ers In the Scandinavian peninsula. ni'Rtlity Is hrr lifcky dny mill three i,
Portland. Or. Issse M. wqlhor. Pred.
>16 Unton Avenue st Failing
them. Mr. McCormick, In n confiden­ undergoing a test for greater respoosl
They are the "hill people, tho little lucky number.
P . N. U .
N o. 2 « , 1926 Garfield 701»
We Deliver
tial comiuuulcatlou published some htlltles. — Grit.
neighbor#" who live In the Interior of
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