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LODGE DIRECTORY
I T g i a n B n t f f B r i a r a r g j m n a n i ia r ^ ^
COST OF KATION
IS HIGHEST ITEM
Pythian Bath House
and Sanitarium
K nights o f Pythias o f N.
A., S. A., Ii., A., A. and A.
(O p e ra tin g U n d rr F«|>rrvl-
»t«n o f U. 8. G o v e rn m en t)
410% Malvern Avenue
H u t S p r in u » N s l . I ’a r k , A r k .
H ot RudUvActivc W ater Furnitilicil by th e G overnm ent
For All Baths. Sanrlarlum has 10 Rosnis, Dirt and 0per4*-S Rooms
Hotel has 56 Rooms; T elephone, H ot and Cold R un n in g
W ate r in Every R oom . Rates $1 to $ ) p er day
H A TH RATES:
21 Baths . . . $13.00—10 B aths . . . .
$6.50
21 B aths to Pythian* an d C alan th ean s, $8.50
I. B. P. 0 . E. OF THE WORLD
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NOTICE
Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. It. P.
O. K. of W.f of Portland, Oregon,
meets the 1st mid 3rd Tuesday
nights in eneh mouth at Stag Audi-
torium. All visiting D aughter
Elk* in good standing in their re­
spective Temples are invited to
meet with ua.
PAULINE YOUNG.
Daughter Ruter.
A very Im p o rtan t fa cto r In any r a ­
tion la Ilia m a ile r of coat. T h a heat
ra tio n Is one Unit «III give th e larg e st
re tu rn s , coet considered. T h is dyea
not nu-an th e la rg e st re tu rn s nr th e
c h ea p est ratio n . T h a h'.ggest Income
m ay he secured from a ra tio n th a t la
so high In p rice th a t It la Im prac­
tic a b le to use. w hile th e cheap est r a ­
tion m ight bring a bout such low p ro ­
duction as to m ake It unprofitable.
From th e farm pociltrym an's s ta n d ­
point th e questio n o f feeding la larg e ­
ly a qu estio n o f econom ically su p p le­
m enting th e hom e grow n feeds
Tw it
general ty p es of feeds com e u nder th is
classificatio n : T h o se th a t a re su p ­
plied to th e fow ls and tlioa« th a fow ls
pick up by ran g in g over th e farm .
In th e m ajo rity of caaea . th e re a re
tw o p ro b lem s: One, th e supplying of
p ro tein o r flesh fformtee
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th e o th e r of giving the proper variety
fo th e ration. 1 i Is m ore p a rtlc u
larly tru a w hen th e fow ls a re confined
th a n m h en 'th e y a re picking up ronald
a ra b le HT th e ir feed by foraging over
th e farm . W hen fo rag in g they e a t
m ore c r a t c h feed and leas rnoah th a n
will p roperty b a la n ce up th e ir ra tio n
If they a re allow ed to choose us they
may. T h ere fo re, they m ust be e n c o u r
aged to eat th e m nsh hy m aking It a*
a ttra c tiv e a s posait,le ami also hy lim ­
iting th e am ount of th e sc ratc h feeds
w hich s r e supplied, esi>eclally du rin g
th e m orning feeds.
T h e cost of th e ra tio n Is th e biggest
Item o f expense In pou ltry produc­
tion. T h e g re a te s t o p p o rtu n ity fo r a
saving Ilea In th e feeding. T h e big
Item lh af th e m ajo rity o f |>eopte need
to pay m ore a tte n tio n to Is th a t of
b a la n cin g up th e food by th e use of
som e of th e anim al p ro tein s and su p ­
; plying a d d itio n al v a rie ty . T oo m uch
sc ra tc h g ra in and not enough m ash
to properly balnuce th e rn tlo n Is th e
m ista k e m ade by m any flock ow ners.
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Market All Fowls That
Molt Early in Autumn
"M ost h e n t sto p laying w hen they
begin to m olt.” aa.v» K. L. I>nkan of
th e pou ltry d e p a rtm e n t a t O hio S ta te
U niversity. “ A hen m ust he a con­
siste n t lay e r to m nke a high record,
a n d an early m olting hen Is not a con­
Syracuse Lodge, No. siste n t layer.
1, K- of P., meets the
“ T he tim e of th e m olt Is th e : est
second and fourth F r i­ Indication of th e p a st y e a r'a | d o r m ­
day nights each month 1 ance. n i l s ru le can lie used lu culling
at the Stag Auditorium i all breeds a n d v a rie tie s, h u t la o f s p e ­
JHlti E. Morrison St. cial Im p o rtan ce w ith auch b re ed s as
th e O rpingtons and M lnorcaa th a t do
BOYCE STRAIN, C. C ,
Dot h a v e the yellow skin.
"T h e hen th a t tnolta early, u n d e r
225 Mead St.
norm al coudltlona, will not lay a s
ARTHUR NELSON,
K. of R & S. m any w in te r eggs na th e hen th a t
m olta late. N e ith e r will she begin egg
pro d u ctio n e a rlie r In the spring. No
definite d a te can be set a t to e arly
m olt, b u t a t a g e n era l ru le th e first
hens In th e flock to m olt should be
sold, and th e la st to unlit should be
k e p t fo r breed in g purposes.
" lie n s m ay be th ro w n Into s n e arly
m olt hy sta rv in g w hile laying heavily,
hy Irre g u la r feeding, hy roosting In u
house th a t la poorly v en tilated , o r by
a n y th in g w hich ten d s to check egg
p roduction."
ROSE CITY LODGE No. I l l , I.
B. P. 0 . E. or W.. MEETS the
2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY
EVENING8 OF EACH MONTH
AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM,
381'i E MORRISON STREET.
ALL
VISITING BROTHERS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
LULA HUBBARD,
Daughter Secretary.
T. H WILLIAMS. E. R.
STAG AUDITORIUM
381M E. Morrison St.
E. J. MINOR. Secretary,
419 Abington Bldg.
I .evi I*. Jones
Post N o. 118»
Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o'clock
at its
Headquarters and Club Rooms. 284'4 N. 17th Street
All cx service men are welcome to join. For further information
CALL BROA DW AY 5426
SA M U EL M ALVERN, /*.,» C»m m »*Jrr
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JUNGLE
W V t O 'O 'W !
With Cheerup 5 amUheQujxies
¿É'Grace Dliw Steward
“ F o r m o th e rs a n d
p ro sp ectiv e
m o th e rs th e g re a te s t help can be
found in D r. F ierce’» F a v o rite P re ­
sc rip tio n and G olden M edical D is­
c o v e ry ,’ said Mr*. A n n a S m ith of
328d-8th’ A vc., S a c ram en to , Calif,
w hose p ictu re a p p e a rs here. ” 1 have
used both d u rin g e x p e c ta n c y and
a fte rw a rd a n d know from m y ow n
experience th e ir stre n g th -g iv in g a n d
n e rv e-q u ietin g effect on th e p ro sp e c ­
tive m o th er. N a tu re is w o nderfully
helped a n d th e tonic effect i t seen in
th e child. I w a s able to c o n tin u e m v
w ork th ru e x p ectan cy in c o m fo rt. I
am glad to be able to ' reco m m e n d
in c h a sp len d id reliable h e lp to w o­
m ankind .**
O b ta in th ese fam ous m edicines of
D r. P ie rc e ’* now , in ta b le ts o r li­
quid, fro m y o u r d ru g g ist. W rite D r.
P ierce, P re sid e n t In v a lid s' H otel in
Buffalo, N. Y., for fre e m edical advice.
POLLY PARROT’S DILEMMA
no. P olly?’* Inquired Cheerup*.
-W ell, I’ve scolded a lot a bout it,**
•* p o o r>
m orning, good m orning, replied P olly sheepishly.
“T h a t w on’t do." said C heerup*. w ith
good m orning " x, ream ed Polly
P u rro t r l l i e 1
o ' ’■ - -
“ I t ’s a* nearly a se v ere look a s his m erry
’ !•» eye* w ould hold. "T h a t w on’t
tim e to get u p : It s tim e to «, I a
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,1. W hen you go hom e. Just
“Oh, d e a r ! ’* y aw ned C heerup* sleep­
ily. a s lie stre tc h e d him self and opened ask J . r P a rro t a* p le a sa n tly a s you
one eye. “ W hat w as Ihut noise? I can If I e won’t a lt on th e eggs p a rt
d id n 't tell tlio (JuLxlet. lo call m e Oh, of the i me. M ention th a t ’tu rn about
h e re 's a v isito r alread y , flow do you is l a ir [d a y / a n d say th a t you will
do, Polly P a r r o t! I have te e n som e fly off and find a Juicy w orm o r a bit
of y o u r cousins In th e t'n lte d State* of fru it fo r hU su p p e r w hile he Is s it­
And, inlnd you.
and so I recognized you rig h t aw ay . I ting on th e nest.
hope you’ll ex cu se me for not being h e re ’s a n o th e r good Idea w hich m ay
dressed. I’ll Ju st slip on tills b a th ­ com e In handy som etim e. If you ever
robe," a n d C heerup* w rapped a large th in k th a t d a n g er Is com ing too n e ar
y our precious egg*, call th e re st of
fern suugly about lilui.
“O f c o u rse 1*11 ex, use you.” erle d th e P a rro t flock to com e a n d help you
Tolly, flapping h e r gray w ings and d riv e off th e enem y. M other N a tu re
sn ap p in g h e r beak, "but why people tells m e th a t th ey will gladly do it.
a re such lazybones I* m ore thun I cun " B u t t h e v e r y b e e t w s y . a s y o u w i l l
tell. And th a t, hy th e way. Is w hat I
And.
have com e to see you ab o u t—lazy ­ T o g e t y o u r w i s h . Is j u s t b e k i n d . "
bones a n d how to «¿ure them , I m ean.
P oor Polly w as so asham ed of h e r­
se lf th a t sh e bung h e r head fo r a m in­
ute, th en she sc rea m ed delightedly,
"I’ll try It. Mr. C heerup*. I’ll try be­
ing kind a n d p le a s a n t; and I w on’t
fo rg et w h at you sa y a bout asking th e
o th e r P a rro ts to help toe, e ith e r.
T h an k you very m uch. Now I m ust
go hom e, fo r no tellin g w h e re F a th e r
P a rro t Is a n d th o se eggs m ay be g e t­
tin g cold." * .
“ W on’t you sto p fo r a bit o f b re ad ­
fru it w ith ua?" called C’beenipe.
P o p u la r "Jimmy** M orrison, prom i­
nent in th e “ m ovies," w a i born a t
M attoon, III. A fte r a liberal a rte edu­
c ation a t th e U n iv ersity of C hicago,
he e n te red upon a stock and vaude­
ville c a re e r w hich led him s tra ig h t to
th e ecre es. Mr. M orrison w e ig h t 135
pounds and It n early *ix fe e t tall.
“ S o, th an k s, too m uch of a h u rry ,"
c h a tte re d Polly nivd w as gone.
F ro m th a t day to th is th e ru le In
th e P a rro t fam ily h a s been s h a re and
s h a re alike.
( * bf Uttle
Drown * Cx \
ir Health 8yäSo
“O f C ourse I’ll Excuse You,” C ried
Polly. F lap p in g H er W ing».
B ut ns you a re one yourself. I dou b t
If you can tell me. You w ouldn’t go
to th e b a t to (lud out how to see, now.
w ould you?’’
"D o calm down. Polly, and tell me
w h at Is th e m a tte r.’’ said C heerup* In
u g e n tle Toiee. “At le a st you cun give
m e th e ch an c e to tie o f som e help.”
“ W ell,” began Polly m ore p le a sa n t­
ly. “ Mr. P a rro t and I build our n e s t—
no. w e d o n 't e ith e r; w e don't really
build a n est a t all. we Ju st find som e
nice o zy hole In th e tru n k of a tre e
and th i re I lay m y eggs. T h en th e
tro u b le begins! F o r I do get so tire d
sittin g on th o se eggs day and night,
and Mr. P a rro t n e v er offers to help
m e out. It tyally seem s to m e th a t
he ought to do his sh a re."
’’H uve you asked him nicely to do
SUBACIDITY OF STOMACH |
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■^Ji> ORGAN of the liody gives people
■Lv m ore tro u b le a n d d istre s s th a n
the stom ach, though I* a lso gives m uch
; p le a su re and sa tisfac tio n .
Its tro u b le s ra n g e from th e sim plest
d yspepsia to th e se rio u s u lce r end th e
j fa ta l cancer.
E specially a f te r m a tu rity , w hen
people a re c o n sta n tly Indulging In all
so rts o f Im p ro p rie tie s in e a tin g a n d
drinking. Is th e sto m ach pro n e to be
| rebellious and re fu se to su b m it to mal-
L tre a tm e n t.
T h e sto m ach Is a t w ork so m any
i ho u rs out of th e tw e n ty -fo u r It Is n o t
stra a g e It should give out and show
I its e x h au stio n by disease.
All k in d s o f food p a ss Into th is or-
Som e fe ed e rs h a v e trie d confining
th e tu rk e y s w hile th ey a re being f a t ­
tened. hut w ith little succeoa. W hen
confined to a pen, th ey m ay eHt h e a rt­
ily for a few day» b u t a fte rw a rd » lose
# I I ------------------ By MILDRED M ARSHALL------------------
th e ir a p p e tite s and th en begin to lose
Facts sbouc your name; ira history, meaning; whence it A
flesh.
A c e rta in am ount of lib erty
was derived; significance, your lucky day and lucky jewel ^
and ra n g e la n e ce ssa ry to keep tnein
hungry anil In gixxl, h e alth y condition.
S ir W a lte r S c o tt's c h arm in g poem ,
W here th is Is com bined w ith a good
ELLEN
-
“T h e I.a d y o f th e L ak e.” M any E ng­
feeding ground, ns Is the case w hen j
they a re allow ed to run In a cornfield Y T E R Y few people know th u t E llen lish c e le b ritie s h a v e borne th e m ime,
th a t h a s been hogged off. re su lts a re
* m ay be spelled E llin a n d still re ­ am ong th em th e g re a te s t o f E nglish
a ctresse s, E llen T erry .
m ore th u n likely to he g ratifying.
m ain tb e Mime ch arm in g n a m e w hich
A m ber is E lle n 's taltsm a n ic stone.
signifies a “lig h t’’ o r “ ra d ia n c e .'* In
T
h
e a n c ie n ts believed th a t It w ould
th e se day* o f affection w hen E d ith s
tu rn in to E d y th c s overn ig h t a n d Alice p ro te c t Its w e a re rs fro m contagion
Poultry Hints
becom es Alys. It Is In te re stin g lo d is­ and w ould g u a rd them from d a n g e r
cover th a t even th e som ew hat sim ple w hen trav e lin g . T h u rsd a y is E lle n 's
lucky day nnd 3 h e r lucky num ber.
nam e o f E llen Is c ap a b le o f a d a p ta ­
(€> b y W h e e l f r S y n d i c a t e . I n c . )
P u c k a o r geese will ent all th e g rit
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tion.
th ey re q u ire w ith o u t p u ttin g It In
T b e n a m e conics from tb e G reek
th e ir feed.
root E le w hich w a s first used In th e
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nam e o f th e moon d eity Selene. F rom
T urkey* ahoulil not he fed n t first.
E le nguln sprung th e m ost noted of
G row th th n u ld com e firat and fa tte n ­ all G reek nam es, H elene, from which
SUPERSTITIONS
ing should not begin u n til In N ovem ­ E llen Is d irectly derived. T h e la tte r
B
y H. I R V I N G K I N Q
b e r If th e b ird s a re to he w onted fo r
n am e m ade Its first a p p e a ra n c e In
th e T h an k sg iv in g m ark e t.
S co tlan d
w here th e p ro n u n c ia tio n
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caused th e H to be d ropped from
CROWS AND THE CROPS
H elene.
A novel a n d easy w ay to m ake w et
In W ales. E llin w as ad o p ted In
m a*h la to p o u r a little m ilk In the
A S A ru le crow s a re b ird s of evil
m ush ho p p er a t noon. J u s t enough
p lace o f H elene. It cam e Into being
om en. H ut th e re U otie Y ondltion
through tb e E ghvvs Han. th e church
liquid should be used to m oisten w h at
of H elen, w hich w as g re a tly revered u n d e r w hich n fa rm e r m ay see u crow
th e b ird s will c lean up.
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by th e In su la r K elts.
E llen h a s to his a d v an tag e . If a so lita ry crow
achieved alm ost 11s g re at p o p u larity In Is seen w alk in g about a field .lust he-
M ake a b red to lay hen 's hom e life
th is c o u n try ns her p red ec esso r H elen. (Yvre It Is p u t to seed th en It Is an
happy and c o m fo rtab le w ith p ro p e r
H e r vogue w as g re a tly Increased hy om en o f good crops. R ut should th e
housing and feeding, a s well a* th e
lone crow perch on a lim b overlook­
o th e r su rro u n d in g s, and she will try
ing th e field ns th e seed Is being put
to do th e n e st Ju stic e and let you en ­
In th e corn u . i ron to sta lk nnd th ere
joy th e p ro fits th e re fro m
•
will he previous r i f e g ra in . And If
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the crow c*w* th e cro p will be a total
O nly a laying hen la w orthy of h e r
failu re.
feed.
T h is Is because th e crow —o r th e
e
• •
raven, w hich Is p ra c tic a lly th e sam e
W h e th e r o r not It pay» to ra is e
th in g —Is a n a tte n d a n t bird of Odin,
capons depend* very m uch upon th e
th e ch ie f o f th e N orse gods, and Odin
m ark e t. P eople who e at capons a re
had a direct In te re st In a g ric u ltu re , ns
very p a rtic u la r people and b ird s not
m any sto rie s of him a tte s t. It w as
only have to be well raised, b u t well
form erly th e custom In th e S c a n d i­
finished.
n a v ia n pen in su la to leav e sta n d in g In
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th e field a fte r tlie h a rv est a sh e a f oV
G reen feed Increase» th e fe rtility
w h e a t “ F o r O din's h orses.” nnd the
a n d h a trlm b lllty of egg*. It tin* been
god Is re p re se n te d ns once hav in g p ro ­
found. Hen* should have access to
tec ted In person a field of rye n e a r
p a stu re , o r he fed sltage, sp ro u te d
T rolenltorg In w hich ry e grew w ith
o a ts o r som e o th e r good g reen feed.
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a sto u n d in g fru itfu ln e ss. Now w hen
th e bird o f Odin w alks q u ietly over a
M any flock* hnve hen* nnd p u lle ts
field, Inspecting It, lie Is noting for his
w hich even a c asu al e x am in atio n will
m aste r— giving It O din's p rotection.
»how ure unpro fitab le.
T h is Is m ythology, a su rv iv al of th e
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N urse religion. B ut In th e perching
T h e yolk o f th e egg 1* larg ely fat
hi' th e crow upon a lim b overlooking
nnd nm tcrlu l fo r form ing t Ii la la
th e field we see th e In tm d u e tlo n of
ab u n d an tly sup p lied by corn, ont* ami
m agic. H e Is p erch ed on 11 lim b—if
(he o th e r g rntna nnd g ra in p ro d u c ts
sta lk , ns It w ere—and so. by sym pa­
com m only fed.
th e tic m agic, th e fu tu re cro p s will run
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to sta lk In Im itation of th e llm h upon
T hro u g h
th e continued nse of
w hich th e crow perches. T h e a n cien ts
sta n d a rd bred p o u ltry th e re will be an
not In freq u e n tly m ixed lip m agic w ith
Increasing dem and for b e tte r stock.
th e ir m ythology.
S ta n d a rd isa tio n o f any p ro d u ct ten d s
((Q by U e C I l l r * N t w s p x p b r 8 y n d l c a t * . >
veci by MoClttr« Newepeper Syndicat«.)
to Increase th e q u a lity of th e pro d u ct.
“Cl (THAT'S IN A NAME Q
(THE WHY of
High-Brown FacePowder
H ealthy M other* H ave
H ealthy ChiUlran
gan, but It d ig ests only th e p ro teid s
o r a ltim ie n o h ls.
T h e m ucus se c re ted by Its glunds
gives m o istu re and slip p erin e ss t o th e
food ma.-s, and th e h y d ro ch lo ric a d d
a n d pepsin digest o r liquefy It.
T h ese su b s ta n c e s m ay be In excess,
th ey m ay be deficient, a n d In ra re
c ases m ay be ah sen t.
S ubacidity, o r hypochylla. m eans
j th e re is nut enough o f th em fo r d ig es­
tiv e purposes. Ju st a s fti su p e rjc ld ity
| th e re Is too m uch.
S u b acid ity is less com m on th an
su p e ra c id ity , o c cu rs o fte n e st
with
th o se w ho h ave som e k ind o f n e rv o u s
d iso rd e r and Is u n a tte n d e d by Inflam ­
m atio n o r g a s tritis .
It com es nnd goes a n d a lte rn a te s
w ith perio d s w hen th e re Is to<r m uch
h y d ro ch lo ric acid.
T h is fa c t Is d e te rm in e d by e x am i­
n atio n o f th e c o n te n ts o f th e stom ach
rem oved w hen dig estio n is a t its
height.
C onnected utyh su h a c ld ity Is a con­
ditio n know n a s “a to n y " of th e sto m ­
ach ; w hich m eans th a t th e m u sc u la r
c o at is m ore o r less p a raly ze d and
does not c o n tra c t Hnd c h u rn Its con­
te n ts a b o u t, w hich is an e sse n tia l p a rt
of th e d ig estiv e process.
T h e c o nditions c au sin g su h a c ld ity
m ay c o n tin u e u n til a t length no acid
a t all Is se c re ted , w hich w ould m ean
th a t som e o f th e tu b u le s w hich pro­
d u c e g a stric Juice h a v e a tro p h ie d or
w ith ere d and w ill be o f no fu rth e r use.
} If th e re is only m o d e ra te su h a c ld ity
th e re m ay he no u rg e n t sym ptom s of
any k in d ; t u t If th e condition p e rsists
anem ia m ay develop, w ith possible te r­
m ination in c a n c e r; hence tb e m a tte r
m ust not t e neglected.
T h e o rd in a ry sym ptom * nrg discom ­
fort a n d a se n se of w eight and full­
n ess w hen digestion Is going on. w nnt
of a p p e tite , belching, h e ad a ch e , d izzi­
n ess nnd constip atio n .
In tre a tin g It th e g e n era l condition
should he Im proved hy sim ple fix'd, a
g lass of hot w a te r be fo re m eals, sleep
in nbtindunce, o u td o o r exercise, su n ­
sh in e a n d freed o m from w o rry if pos­
sible.
Should th e dise ase becom e very
troublesom e th e c o n te n ts of th e stom ­
ach should be ex am in ed a n d ¡> co u rse
o f tre a tm e n t in riitu to d hy one w ho I*
fa m ilia r w ith sto m ac h diseases.
(® by George Matthew
Adams.)
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W h a t Really M atter «
I t does not m uch m a tte r w h a t our
w ork m ay b e ; w hat, I th in k , doe* m a t­
te r Is th a t w hich we a re p u ttin g Into
it. W hile o u r b ra in s a re busy w ith
Ideas a n d o u r h an d s w ith tools, we
m ay be p u ttin g Into o n r w ork som e­
th in g w hich is n e ith e r o f lirnin n o r of
h a n d .— E xchange.
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A
W h ile so m e w o rk m e n in B a th ,
M aine, w e re q u a rry in g s to n e th e y un­
c o v ere d a t a d e p th of a b o u t tw e n ty
fe e t * w a te r c o n d u it a b o u t th r e e fe e t
w ide a n d tw o fe e t high. T h e c o n d u it
w as in a so lid ledge a n d i t is of u n i­
fo rm d ia m e te r It* fu ll le n g th . 200 feet.
T h e fo u r sid e s a re d e e p ly c o rru g a te d ,
show ed t h a t a t so m e tim e w a te r ra n
th ro u g h It a t g r e a t p re s s u re . I t 1*
o n e o f th e few of n a tu r e 's pipe lin e s
th a t h a v e b e en e x p o sed .— S c ie n tific
A m e ric an .
P o e tic a l B u rm ese Belief.
T h is is a b e lie f of p e o p le o f B urm a.
D oro th y D ix sa y s t h a t th e B u rm ese
be lie v e th a t th e soul, in th e fo rm of
a b u tte rfly , le a v e s th e body w hile w e
sle ep . T h e y w ill n e v e r w a k e n a s le e p ­
e r (o r ( e a r h is b u tte rfly m a y n q t be
a b le to g e t b a c k q u ick ly e n o u g h to i ts
h a b ita tio n , th e so u l h a v in g gone w a n ­
d e rin g d u rin g th e p e rs o n 's qleep.
S on to Be P ro u d Of.
A n old la d y ’s so n w aa w o rk in g in
th e c ity . -The y o u th , b e in g v e ry d u ti­
ful, s e n t h is m o th e r a te le g ra m in ­
fo rm in g h e r o t h is su c c e ss in p a ssin g
a n e x a m in a tio n . “G ood boy, m y C la r­
e n c e .” sh e to ld a f rie n d ; ‘‘look how
b e a u tifu lly h e h a s le a rn e d to ty p e ­
w rite la te ly .”
N am e Is M isnom er.
So-called c a m e i’s-h a ir p a in tb ru s h e s
a re n o t so n a m e d b e c a u se th e y a re
m ad e fro m h a irs o u t of th e c a m e l’s
sk in . T h e y a r e m a d e fro m s q u irre l’s
fu r a n d w e re f ir s t m a d e b y a m an
n a m e d C am el, w hose id e n tity h a s b e e n
c o m p le te ly lo s t fo r m a n y y e a rs.
M any S o u g h t G re w to m e P o st.
O n th e la s t o c casio n t h a t a v a ­
c a n c y o c c u rre d iu th e p o sitio n of p u b ­
lic e x e c u tio n e r in E n g la n d th o ho m e
s e c re ta r y re c e iv e d no fe w e r th a n 786
a p p lic a tio n s fo r th e p o st.
T e m p e ra n c e E x em p lified .
I t Is a s m u c h a p a r t o f t r u e te m ­
p e ra n c e to b e p le a se d w ith th e little
th a t w e k n o w and th e little t h a t we
c an do w ith th e little t h a t w e h a v e .—
R u sk in .
T in C a n s Bad fo r P la n t» .
T in c a n s sh o u ld n o t b e u se d a s con­
ta in e rs fo r g ro w in g p la n ts . B e sid e s
bein g u n sig h tly , tin c a n s r u s t a n d k ill
th e tip s of th e te n d e r ro o ts . O cca­
sio n a lly fin e p la n ts a r e g ro w n in tin s ,
b u t th e y w ould h a v e b e e n b e tte r If
g ro w n in p o ts.
R e ally C a p ab le Mind.
T h e tr u ly s tro n g a n d sou n d m in d is
th e m in d t h a t c an e m b ra c e e q u a lly
g r e a t th in g s a n d sm a ll th in g s .
Look Y o u rself O ver, Old Boy-
If y o u 're n o t s a tis fie d w ith y o u r lo t
in life, th in k b e fo re you s e n d h e r b a c k
to h e r m o th e r. P e rh a p s y o u r q u o ta ­
tio n in h e r m a r k e t i s n 't w h a t you p u t
it a t.— W all S tr e e t J o u rn a l.
WRlGLEYS
AFTER
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affords
A LINE O’ CHEER
benefit as w ell
By Jo h n
K endrick BanQs.
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1 W h o d w e l t s o m u c h d o w n In
hJ s c e l l a r
H e n e v e r k n e w the lig h t ecs ta tic
T h a t glorified h is d u s ty attic.
H e l i v e d so m u c h In t h o u g h t * of
doom he
D e e m e d life a d u n g e o n d a r k a n d
gloom y,
A n d in t h e d a r k n e s s e v e r g r o p * .
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L o s t a l l t h e g i f t * o f J o y o u s hop*
Ing
T h a t w a i t e d f o r h i m ’m i d g l o r l e *
T h a t flo o d e d a l l t h e u p p e r s t o r i e s
« Na vzt "
as pleasure.
Healthful exercUe for tha teeth
and a spur to digestion, A loap
lasting refreshment, soothing to
BffVt l anJ stomach.
The Great American
Sweetmeat, untouched i
by hands, fu ll o f ,
((£) by M c C l u r e N e w a p s p e r S y n d i c a t e . )
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