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An Arkansas cyclone turned a
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LIKE BROWN LEAVLS
HOSE high resolves which we
made only yesterday are today
scurrying hither and thither, lke
blown leaves in a romping November
gale. ’
Twenty-four hours ngo we were very
serious: this morning, in anticipation
of a day's pleasure, we are decidedly
frivolous,
We do not care to spoil the day
with sober thoughts,
We are young and the years lie be-
fore us. We can “settle down" to the
steady motion of the treadmill when
we find we have to do it, but not
pow, . while the horizon is unsullied
by a cloud and all
the wine of pleasure.
lashing
by
from the
mother-tree
and torn
thelr
frost
of
the
boughs
gales,
er-breast or beneath the roof-
tree of our father,
Some
sleep
day we must face the cold
winter alone, possibly n no condition
adapt ourselves to the change;
rudely awakened, perhaps, to find the
storms beating about us,
and driving at will like
leaves, to be trodden under
merciless
whipping
ered
us
with
foot.
Through the Glad
Eyes of a Woman
By Jane Doe
Lk dd
r
WHAT EVERY WOMAN
LOVES
HE loves to be told once in a while
that the older she gets the prettier
Bets.
*
* .
She lkes to realize that her efforts
nake cone dollar do the work of
* » *
She adores being called “baby”
even when she
or
She also adores helng
to
bossed ocen-
and ordered do
(For imstance, making her hushand
ar.)
She loves to be told she Is getting
wibby, and that her husband is get-
ng fed up with the sight of her best
hat and would like to see in an-
other.
her
* . .
She likes to be told that none of
her photos do her justice.
- . -
Khe adores having !
he com-
mences a conversation.
She loves to know he carries her
and has a lock
that loves its fellow men,
Will drive away the clouds of gloom
and coax the sun again.
It's full of worth and goodness,
with manly kindness blent
it's worth a million dollars and
doesn’t coat a cent.
NICE THINGS TO SERVE
too,
it
HEN something out of the
ordinary Is wanted for an occa-
sion a salad dressing which Is most
dainty and attractive, too, is—
Normandy Salad Dressing.
Mash a small-sized cream cheese,
adding during the process two table
spoonfuls of cream to soften and one
tablespoonful of lemon juice. Beat
until thin, add salt, white pepper and
paprika to taste; add enough currant
jelly to make it a decidedly red tint.
in three-quarters of
whipped cream.
combination.
a cupful
Serve with any frait
Tuna Fish and Shrimp Salad.
Take a can of tuna and enough
shrimps to add color to the salad,
shred the fish and cut the shrimps
into small pleces, adding chopped
green pepper, and diced celery. Serve
In fish shells and garnish with cress
or parsley, using any good dressing
at hand.
Peach Salad.
Seald, peel and chill peaches, using
a whole one for ench plate; cut them
into quarters and remove the stones
Arrange cups of lettuce with the
peaches in the cups, as erect as pos
fible,, Hilve white grapes, remove
the needs, add halved fresh strawber
So now, while we are young, let us
store our minds with useful knowledge
and strengthen our bodies by taking
good care of them,
Let us look upon the heaps and clus-
ters of the blown leaves of humanity
in the parks of the great cities, along
the wharves, In the drab alleys, being
swept along by the passing winds,
knowing not where they are going or
what shall be their end. Notice their
rags and woebegone faces,
In the springtime they were clinging
to thelr mother-breast and sleeping
until late In the moraing beneath the
roof-tree of thelr father, Now they are
alone, The rigor of winter is too
much for them to endure, They shiver
and stabbing cold,
They are untrained, unskilled : thelr
minds are empty; the passing throngs
them, leaving them alone with
own bitter reflections-~blown
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THINK WHAT $
YOU ARE
@ By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
POBPEILEVEREb OPPO rePPOVee
what you
Tae
wenry,
Your task how small, your task how
great,
However dark the day or dreary,
Think what you are—the world
must walt
Until the thing you have begun
Is bravely dreamed and rightly. done.
are! However
Think what you are. However lonely,
However much yourself you doubt,
Some task is yours, your problem only,
For you to take, and work It out,
Each day the world's few labors start,
And In that world you have a part,
Think what You were the
nearest
To take the task that now Is yours
To work the hardest, see * ie clearest,
To work so well your work endures
Your hands today will bless or mar
The world around, Think what you
are!
you are.
(® by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
(® by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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with: 17 onl Oo
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pow, Te
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| Guesme Baws my
Copyright
of her halr hidden
papers,
amongst his pn-
vate
-
She llkes to have a letter from him
when he has to be away
day
homo,
every
from
adores 8 good little ery
again somewhere about the
shirt-front, and
the crocod
smelly
And she
and
region
him
now
has ing
of his ving
wipe away tle
with a tobacco hanky.
him sOMEe-
downtown,” and
her and
him,
She hear
times,
she lov a
likes
“Oh,
to
to
let's
pow der
say
ent
Hose
dress up to go with
| that if her husband had the chance
he would
band.
lieate. )
{to be someone else
choose to he her second hu
! (OS by McClure Newspaper 570
| ries or maraschino cherries, and to
{ each cupful of the mixed fruit add a
| tablespoontul of blanched almonds,
| shredded. Mix with Normandy dress-
| ing and place inside the peach quar.
| ters. Top with dressing and garnish
with ripe berries or cherries
Normandy Salad.
Take fresh ripe pears, Peel and
| core, then fill with the Normandy
| salad dressing. Set Into nests of let-
| tues, top with dressing and a bit of
| sweet red pepper cut into strips. Serve
garnished with balls of cream cheese.
Cabbage, pineapple and shredded
almonds make a most delightful salad
| combination, using the Normandy
dressing. Shred the cabbage very fine
and crisp it in cold water; add diced
pineapple-~fresh If pos«ible—and al.
monds to taste, with a few stripe of
i red pepper for color. This is equally
delicious with a mayonnaise dressing.
wel.
@. 1924, Westerh Sawapnper Union.)
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Time as Critic
What a sense of security in an old
book which time has criticized for us!
«Lowell,
ANSWERED,
What's a theat.
rical angel, Pa?
A man whose
money has wings,
my son.
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MEN YOU MAY MARRY
By E. R. PEYSER
Has a man like this proposed
to you?
Symptoms: Looks studious, has
a good clerkship and Is study
at night. He is as
ticket seller,
law per-
and
Not
always
ily
and
have a
ing
gistent as a
gets little time for fussing
much on
looks presentable.
of a
clothes but
He's awl
hall
and
you
tired
thinks you
little fiat if keep on with
your job for a few years He
ig methodical and painstaking.
IN FACT
He is 8 human schedule
Prescription for the bride:
R Have a correct clock. Re.
member the daylight
saving and standard time
changes things a bit
Absorb This:
BEING ON TIME
LIGHT SAVING.
(3 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
bedroom
he can
IS NO
HHH RR ERE
wsnsclf Prcosssmsssinin
e Young Lady
Across the Way
joi *®
The young lady across the way says
this country has a sound financial pol
| fey and every paper dollar in circuln-
| tion Is worth Ite weight in gold.
(© by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Millions Use Playgrounds
Two million children enjoy public
HE HE EE ER REE ERR LE
Jenkins Gives ‘Medicine
Credit for Recovery.
“ranlac knocked out my troubles
and gave me such a fine appetite and
digestion that I have put on 40 Ibs,
of good, solid weight,” declared W. A.
Jenkins, popular street rallway con-
ductor, 1007 Kirkland St, Memphis,
Tenn.
“For several years stomach trouble,
malaria, nervousness, dizzy spells and
sick headaches kept me all out of
gear. I couldn't eat right, my sleep
Pigeons as Telephones
With every outgoing tourist car
that invades the little-known parts of
of Colorado
of homing pigeons.
only feasible meuns of
tion in an emergency, for there
telephone or telegraph service in that
part of the country.
Canyon now ge
These
u
are
communica
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was all broken and It was all 1 could
do to keep on the job,
“Since taking Tanlae I eat every.
thing, sleep good and feel fine all the
time, I have found Tanlac Is the very
thing for keeping my system toned
up and in trim. Tanlae has also re.
Hleved my mother of stomach trouble,
It's the best ever In the way of a
medicine.”
Tanlac is for sale by all good drmg-
gists, Accept no substitute. Over 40
million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pllis for constipa-
tion : and recommended by the
manufacturers of Tanlae :
made
i Lake Replaces Camp
i lutte Valley,
known mining
bottom of a
constructed by an electric gery
pany at the outlet of the
i heen after el
ater imp
Cal., once
now
Ke,
a ¥
camp in
amp, 3
1,.000-acre in
work and the »
{ dam has subi reged what Is
old 1 camp site,
AS
not getting the genuine
Bayer Aspirin proved safe
Colds
Pain
Headache
Toothache
Cc”
Opening for Him
Landlady (10 for rooms)
~Might 1 ask
is?
Gentleman—I"m a doctor of music.
Landlady—You're just the
want There's a lot of bad
this neighborhood
Children
Especially Prepared for Infa
Castoria
applicant
what you oe
music
Mother! Fletcher's
Neuralgia
Neuritis
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept only “Bayer” package
which contains proven directio
Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists.
ne
Calling a Spade a Spade
Blinks—What do you cull a ma
who of ad-
in th f,
in Lhe ace
an optimist?
No: a
gays he smiles
vers!
Jinks
quirer.
A kind face Is a beautiful face
a % 4 oT
for “Castoria
nts and Children of All Ages
ommend it. The kind you have
pleasant, harmless substitute
and Soothing Syrups. Contains
narcotics, Proven directions
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*
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are
Multimillionaire
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Hobo—Oh, millions!
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No Make-Up Required
arty tonight, Betty 7
“1 haven't made up my mind"
“Oh, don't b that. It's all
right as it § wton Transcript.
“Coming to the pe
other to do
3
{| A political plum seldom drops into
| the lap of a man who isnt expecting
It.
9
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t
| playgrounds of this country,
.
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