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THE News of the Chiirrhes Greatest Used Truck Sale In Hiatory. FIRST A. M. E. Z IO N C H U R O « W e are telling every one of our <17 William« Ave. etock of ueed truck» at unheard of H»v. lohn F. Moreland, t>n«tor. prlcea. Now la the thpg to buy If you The Stranger'« Sabbath Hdtne lined or are going to need equipment ---- o ■— of any kind. All uiakoa. elaee and S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T prlcea. Tertne to ault. Macke, Korda, 62nd St. and 30th A v e 8 E Whltea, I'arkarda, Pierce Arrows, Knlihnth School, 10 A. M. Mible (IMC'e, Kederale. Republlca, More- Study, 11 A. M. Y. P. M. V. go- lamia, Kleibers, etc. % to 6 tone for ciety, 2 1* M, Mrs. K. (). Johnson, any kind of work. Lemlcr. Viaitora welcome. Phone, wire or write. Phone. RAst ——o ■■ 142a MACK TRUCK COMPANY, 2(6 ST. P H IL L IP S M ISSIO N Oregon Ht„ Portland, O re— Adr. Rodney al Knoll Si. Morniii|r service, 11 a. in.; Sun- Change« In Men’s Drees. » •lay School, 12 in. Archdeacon The wig end the pigtail went out Hlack in charge; Mr. 11. Cole«, lay of foahlon early In the Nineteenth rentier. A eorilial welcome intuitu century and gentlemen wore their hair yon nt Ht. 1 *liilli|>a. rather long and freely oiled. — —1 ■■ '" O'.......... S H IL O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H 76th and ¿. K verd i Sla Preaching II a. to. and 8 p m. Sunday School 10 a. in. I» Y. P. U. 6 JO p. m. I-ooae M E D I C I N E C O. su » h , a. w. [ s F I N D I N G T H E L IG H T 1DHO SAID -Tha art of postry Is to touch the pats.ons, and Its duty to load thsm on —a tha Bids of virtue." c Knnmellug was practiced by lb# an rent Egyptians, Chinese, and Other na lions. It was known In Knglund In the j ILLIAM COWPER was an Icono time of (he Saxon* At Olfort) la an ; clast at heart. While In school enameled Jewel which belonged to bs was deemed s good student and lie King Alfred, and which, ns appeara by left Westminster with a considerable the Inscription, wss made by his order reputation fur learning; but lie al In hla reign, about the year 887. left with an undying haired for disci pline and a disgust for routine. Cowper wss never physically robust Right View of Life. Riches and honor are what men j And the lack of health which pre dmlre; but If they ntlaln to them by, vented lilra from sharing In the rough er sports of Ills playmates also encour Improper wuys they should not con-| aged him to read and study. After llnuu to hold them. Poverty and low I leaving school the young man was ap estate am what men dislike; but ft' prenticed for three years to s solicitor they am brought to such condition wltb the Idea of later becoming a law by Improper ways, they should not fe e l: yer. He did so. but he never prse- tlced It was In 1745 that be wus shame for It.—Confucius. called to the bar and with the call came an opportunity to become clerk Family of Freaks. of the house of lords. A family of women without finger-; This latter pusltlun was procured nails or toenails was discovered In ' through the good nlttces of a friend of Italy recently by a sclent 1st. For his family. Cowper accepted It wltb three generations no woman In the j eagerness hut his rejoicing was turned family has had a full-fledged finger ori to anxlely when lie was Informed lhat he would have to appear In person be toenail. In every other way the women fore th# house o f lords for examina are normal and healthy. tion. The thought o f such publicity so W STW'FOf HAS ENJOYED SUCH U N E X P E C T E D SUCCESS IN T H E PAST YEAR THAT W E HAVE D E C ID E D TO A D D A FEW MORE BEAUTIFYING PREP ARATIONS TO OUR L I M I T E D BUT EFFECTIVE L I N E The follow ing t'< our complete liât Stralt-Tex lln lr K d i n i n g Tonic Use KrAnra kinky, fnjry, laarae hair CO Stkak neltua, naltaa bak la ymt. Strait-Tex lln lr Grower He Not only promolr» irwrth oT the SScaa bait, but mahra It nA. pliablr and tuaurlant. An eaialiattt prcaalng oil. Gloss-Tex Ilrlllluntlne he, Mahra the hair aolt and sknay and prrWaW hasps h la »<«■! navilli«*i without leaving It oily or gummy. Separate Paths. The trouble seems to be that a man's soul mate isn't hla sole mate.— Philadelphia Inquirer. Industry and hones!y should go hand In hand that the laborer bo worthy of his him. 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Hlanngrs phlc, Pnnmarahlp. vr Commaretal Taosh era’ Oourss at Behnke-Walker Ths foraiaont Fnilnaaa Collar» nt th» Northwaat which hag won mora Accuracy Aw ard» and (ISId Medal» than any othar •Chnol In Amarlco. Sand for our fiiiccasa Catalog Fourth «tre a t near M orris««. Pnrtland. Or Isaac M Walkar. Fres 818 Union Avenue at Palling Qarfield 701« • We Delirar P. N. U. No. 62, 1926 (Operating Under Supervf- sion of U. S. Government) By DOUGLAS MALLOCH arnse-espnclty, reproductive faculty, Imagination, conceptual power and reasoning faculty, neither o f wblcb esn be bad without first finding the light. Among the drones and drolls, there Is s great reluctance to face the broad day. They prefer the sotnbrous shade and tbe mildew of Hie dank forest to the clear sky snd the Inspiring run, wast ing their precious years In Ignorance. Their growth Is like that of the tree, physical, rather than mental. After attaining their girth and height, they comprehend dully that they are In no way fitted lo compete with those who bsve develu;.ed their mental faculties. » It Is then, alas! too late to find a place among the masterful, high- minded young men and women who through hard work have trained their hands to write their names In high places, where always the light blazes like noonday, sod the songs o f victory ring to tha clean, sweet air from dawn till dark. Being alive Is as nothing, If you do not live In the light where you can expand mentally, become useful and able lo grapple with the great, weighty questions which affei t not only your- fcaif but all mankind, perhaps for ages to come. > H ot Radio-Active W a te r Furnished by the Governm ent ? X For A ll Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Diet and Operatic? Rooms ;i; ? X j. Hotel has 56 Room s; Teleph on e, H o t and C o ld R u n n in g W a te r in Every R oom . Rates $1 to $3 per day I. B. P. 0. E OP T H E W O R L D I want my loving true enough To love and never tire; For I have seen a lot of love That only was desire. I want my love to still be kind Although unkindneas It may find. I want my love so truly given It cannot fall thin side of heaven. ¥ N O T IC E I wont my loving real enough To travel every mile; For I have seen a lot of love That only loved to smile. I want my love to life endure And keep me glad and keep me pure. A love so holy, love so vast. My love will save me at the last. I fi IMI. McCIvr« Newspaper SyD.llcat» i P A 1 ] S Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P. 0. E. of W ., of Portland, Oregon, meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights in each month at Stag Audi torium. A ll visiting Daughter Elks in good standing in their re spective Temples are invited to meet with us. ¡ Á P A U L IN E Y O U N G , Daughter Ruler. T. H. W IL L IA M S , E. R. S T A G A U D IT O R IU M 381 54 E . Morrison LULA HUBBARD, Daughter Secretary. Syracuse Lodge, N a 1, K. of P., meets the second and fourth Fri day nights each month at the Stag Auditorium 38154 E. Morrison St. BO Y C E S TR A IN , C. C., 225 Mead St. A R T H U R N E LSO N , K. of R. & S. S t. E. J. M IN O R . Secretary, 419 Abington Bldg;. Levi P. Jones Post No. 118 Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o ’clock at its Headquarters and Clnb Rooms. 284TI N. 17th Street A ll ex-service men are welcome to join. For further information CALL BROADW AY S426 SAMUEL MALVERN, Post Commander r .v .* V * r .44/ 'V-4.V FINLEY & SON W H A T TO E A T C O M B evening when you can't think ^ of anything for supper, try : Hot Ham Sandwiches. IS IT D E P A U W 7 Chop cold boiled ham very fine— the amount depends upon the number 'T 'i l K iiume Do I’utiw has been so to be served. Add enough creamed thoroughly aasImllRted In nomen butter to make a pa ste, seuson with clature of lbs United Stales that It la mustard and Cayenne and spread on wllli something of surprise that we slices of buttered bread. Heat an egg first lemn that the founder of the slightly, add one-lmlf cupful of milk family hem did not route until the and a little salt. Dip tbe sandwiches time of the Kerolutlon and that the name I* fairly recent In the Old worbL having been originally De Pan. ll was first applied us a local descriptive h e y o u n g l a d y name lo one who cures from I’au, the 1 ACROSS TH E W A Y capital of Navarre In Francs. I’ mauniqhly the French ancestors o f the family went to Flanders be- rguse of religious persecution In France. Michael de l*au or De I’ huw was a member o f the Dutch West In dia company, and. having made some thing of a fortune, retired and died In Ghent. Ilia aim, Cornelius de I’auw. horn In 1737, was a private under Frederick Hie Great; and his son. Charles, horn In Ghent In 1757, lolned Lafayette when he came to help the colonies In their struggle for liberty In the Revolution. Al the dose of the ItevoliitliUi l.e married a young woman from Virginia and *ettlcil In Kentucky. Ills »on, John de I’ huw , removed to In diana. The founder of the college that hears the name was Charles de I’nuw, who was horn In Salem, fnd., in 1822. lie was the son of John and Elizabeth T Ita ttls te lie I ’ nUW. 111.041|> This name Is not ao san guine as il seems. The fact Is that It Is a Welsh name and wu* originally "up I.Uil“ nr “ Ap l.loyd.” This means »Imply «on of l.loyd. Ap or A often niind In combination In Welsh names Is a contraction of Alup, which has the sums significance and origin us the Scotch Mac. DEACON This looks al first sight as If It was derived from deacon, bs The young Indy «cross the way applied to one of the dignitaries In the says she always speaks of the under church, Iml It Is more probably a form taker as the dietitian, as she thinks of Dakin, which Is derived from David. It sounds better. I ® hy M c C lu re -N a w .p a p .r Syndtoata.) IS by MoClura Nawipapar Syndicat».> X B A T H RATES; I want my loving large enough To love my neighbor, too; 21 Baths . . . $13.00— 10 Baths . . . . $6.50 , For I have seen a lot of love That only loved a few. ^ 21 Baths to Pythians and Calantheans, $8.50 I want my love to seek men out And give them love when they doubt, 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 4 6 4 6 0 0 0 0 4 0 'W 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 000 0 4 4 0 4 » Love not alone tbe rich man'« feast. Hut love Uiem most who love th« least. SCHOOL N o t w h e r e l i fe 's c u r r e n t « sm oo th est flo w can h e a rt a tta in the l o f t ie s t ffo a l; o n ly In sto rm s the p ilo t s h o w s his s t r e n g t h o f so u l.— L u g e n e D olson . X 41 o V£ Malvern Avenue X Hot Springs Nat. Park, Ark. £ T W ANT my loving near enough To lore the things at home; For I have seen a lot of love That only loved to room. I want my love to think a rhalr At my own fireside far more fair Than any pedestal or throne That any other man may own. ROSE C IT Y LO D G E No. I l l , L B. P. 0. E. of W .. M E E T S the 2ND A N D 4TH W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G S OF E A C H M O N T H A T T H E S T A G A U D IT O R IU M , 381*4 E. M O R R ISO N STREET. ALL V IS IT IN G BROTHERS A R E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E D . Last Name HEALTH--My G ift toY ou Pythian Bath House:; and Sanitarium Knights o f Pythias o f N . % A-., S, A ., t-., A ., A . and A . y _ X preyed on lilt iiilml that hla reason gave way and he soon after became Insane. From December of 1703 to June of 1705 Cowper remained under the care of Doctor Cotton at St. Albans. The latter was widely known as an author ity on mental diseases and the help which he gaie the Insane poet wus In valuable. Cowper recovered and was free from the malady for years. With advancing age. however, he again be came subject U' recurring attacks of Insanity and died In 1H0U a mental wreck.--Wayne D. McMurray. (A by George Matthew Adam«.) OUR Kokomo .Shiimpoo 40« 1« mm!« from pure cncoanut oil; l«hRli rleant the §« «Ip arul rvKita «jf the hair in • natural, healthy manner. DIRECTORY THE MEASURE OF LOVE O M E T H IN G T O TH IN K ABO UT F. A. W ALKER coeeack trousers, high weleted vests, Enamsling Old Art. LODGE Interesting Features for the Entire Family and volumlnoue cruvats were In fash Third 4 OUR MAGAZINE IO SECTION rip H K pine that makes tha lofty A mast, has Its birth In the lowly sod. ion. the shirt collar was often worn Nurtured by the kindly sun and show- turned up with the points showing era, It grows to a towering tree of above the cravat. The coat cut away beauty and strength. Pushing away In the beginning <>f aquarely In front went out uf date B E T H E L A. M E. C H U R C H life, the moas and the moldy leave# of late In the Nineteenth century. I arrabrr and Mr Millen Street« tbe forest that threaten to smother It Rev. P. X. Runyon, Peetor, the tender little shoot resolutely keeps Old Geographical Term. E. L. Jameson, Am atali! rising and rising to And the light. Ihcrla waa th« name given by the In the struggle and growth o f this ancient Greeks to the territory Includ fragrant evergreen. If you will ponder IC.labll«k.il U Taara la r ir t la a « ing Spain, Portugal. end southwestern a while, you may And “ something to C. G E E W O C H I N E S E Prance; hut It Is now used as poetic think about," for a long time. In a certain sense, mental operations term for Hpuln only. The word M E D I C I N E CO. ore Aral cousins to physical opera “ Iberia” was also employed by the tions, differing greatly In different <ir.-clia and Homan I to designate the C. iii.e wo. U m * « ii periods of life end In different Indi le a n ll.fiH tim . ha. southern part of Uuorgla. a country In viduals. mela • lita aluda nt Asia, south of the Caucasus mountain*, th« rurali.» |>i.>|..rtU» Hut the fa r reaching process of men eeaaeaaad by Oruatal between the lllnck mid the Caspian tal development Is the more Important, Itar.t«. Ilnil... Iluda ai.» seas. responsible as It la for the advaurw- llark. an» I harrtr. OB aanpuu nj^ bla Iruly tnent of everything that has a bearing aand.i (ul llarba ram. upon human existence and tha prog adiva In Ihalr a u la up Monarch of Evil Memory. n « |M*laona u t naraniH ress o f nations. ar» uñad ; p a r f a c t l y The king llerod who reigned at the Growth of the tree Is mere Increase !.»/miara, and m a n y time of the birth of Jesus Christ wa* In girth and height; menial develop mau and briba O.at be uaaa ara unknown known as llerod the Orest, and w a *1 ment consist» of structural changes of U O.a madiral Mufaealnn o f today. A VOID ( ICI. It Viti iNn by Ukhw bla ramilla» »• tuul klug (>f Juden The llerod who- Intellect, Including power of attention. In Ulna t <r St.'ma.li, < . uyl.a, t ul.la, llhatt* reigned as telrarch of Judea (sub j atlam. Kldnay. Cuna, id va r. C a U rtb . Ul« 1 nf ! • n i in« I m > rv, N«ur*lfU and «il f< tldlary king only) was llerod Antipas.1 » rhlMrwti« Btll.ternU C«ll vr mriim. by the youngest son of llerod tbe Great. tnmii or |>«rr«l tmgt. C. G E E W O C H I N E S E This waa the Herod before whom I Christ was brought for trial. a r l * to* » ADVOCATE M OR TICIANS Into the egg snd fry In n little butter until brown on both sides. Montgomery at Fifth Chopped Steak en Casserole. Pot two cupfuls of finely chopped steak In a well-buttered casserole, sea son with celery, salt, pepper, mush room and tomato catsup or W orces tershire. Surround the steak with rice, pour over two cupfuls of water boil ing hot. and bake for an hour and a half In a moderate oveu. Keep cov ered while cooking. Serve with tomato sauce or brown gravy. Phone Day or Night Main 4322 High-Brown FacePowder Purse of Pea Soup. Rub a cupful o f peas through a sieve, add a pint of milk, a tablespoon ful of finely minced parsley, a bit of onion. Bind with u tublespoonful each of flour and butter well blended and rooked together; season well and serve with croutons. Corn Flake Macaroons. Beat the whites of two eggs until stiff, add one cupful of sugar, one cup- . ful each of cornflakes and coconut, ! two tablespoonfuls of flour, salt and vanilla. Drop by teaspoonfuls on bak- | Ing sheets and bake In a moderate oven. A superb toilet necessity. In four shades— Natural. Pink, Brunette and White. High-Brown Face Powder has earned its place in the esteem of the most discriminate and skeptical users of toilet ar ticles by its own distinctive merit and the complete satisfaction to be derived from its use. Also a large assortment of toilet requisites for the lady who cares. Manufactured only by T H E O V E R T O N H Y G IE N IC M FG . C O M P A N Y CH ICAG O Popcorn Macaroons. Chop fine one cupful o f freshly popped corn, also one cupful of wal- nut meats. Hent the whites of three eggs until stiff, then add one-half pound of powdered sugar, the nuts and the popcorn. Drop by spoonfuls on baking sheets and hnke In a moderate oven 20 minutes. j MRS. E. D. C A N N A D Y 312 Macleay Bldg., Portland Pacific Coast Distributor Spanish Lima B«ans. DRY W ASH Take two cupfuls o f beans, soak them overnight In water to cover, then E A S T 0883 cook until tender. Reason with salt. Remove the seeds and veins front a chill pepper »od-boU until'the pulp can be scraped from the skin. Chop j one onion and fry It In n tablespoon ORIG INATOR S OF IN D IV ID U A L ful of fat, add the pepper pulp, one- half cupful of stewed tomatoes and W e Do N o t Mark Your Clothing the beans. Cook all together five minutes Serve hot. W ET W ASH ROUGH W A SH EAST 0883 NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY W ASH ING 607 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon 1916, We«t«rn N «w «»«p «r Union.) 2 IN 1 W A SH
