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draw at will, as you
Journey through.
This gift is for your personal
to conserve squander, as
evil motives may direct.
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fn a bank that never fails to make a
just accounting.
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the bank for ages and
as sound today as is
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“If women take up golf,” says Cat
ty Katrinka, “it's because the score
are so often marked down to 165
from 198."
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Blase a aiaiainie ms aden sininniainiain nine
: By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
HE g n 0 * i181
I For my poor mind te comprehend
I find It hard keep
The lead, ven keep a
The other man
Do more for him tha
ir, “Wha
seem
very to
friend
can make a deuce
nl aking.
it's the nse?
to
or ¢
1 often murm
I Just can't
get the thing
The ne of bridg yungster plays
The neighbors say is pretty
And how he learned
I never really understood
I asked him how it
The proper play
And got th
“1 learned
gar ee my yi
good,
its rules and ways
was he wan,
he always picked
Is answer from my son:
to play by getting licked.”
The the gnme of life
Are not 30 different, | guess
They're both a bs both a strife
Of hrains and courage, more or less
game of bridge
ttle
The ones who won were not the men
The mule Misfortune never kicked
When down they just got up agnin
And learned to play by getting licked
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rob men and
of rest, of vitality, of the keen edgy
life, and leave them frail and
when they should be at their best.
They
the
thought,
wamen
ficient
tion.
These things
ail
make an
change the whole trend
dull vision
dis
in
soul,
contented, morose and
moral strength
It is an old
told over
on park
streets
behind
story, sin
and
henches,
and
the
leurs, over
derelicts
on the
convicts
by
hy
frowning
prisons,
The
is related,
story pains sharply wher
heard today
the
while to
Never
through
heritance
(iC by Mel
it be said that
your
let
squanderin divine
lure Newspa pe
ese eles winiainy
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ing
of
te
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SEPP OLSs
About Her and Felt
le Uncomfortable
Looked
Litt
11d not
an bed with
hoes on heen every
By
MAXWELL
rol what
ncheon
know
try:
V you do
for lu
Swiss Eggs
Spread a stoneware platter
and lay on It very
cheese. Sprinkle with outn.es
salt, then hreak over this enoug
to serve the family.
half cupful of cream,
J HEN
have
Pour over
FEE PCEE wn
pies CApEME MCR ATTT
10 LAE PERO
DAVID
EAPLEFIR <
FTEMEis 4
hig 18 the beautiful memorial
voecently unveiled to David
the Northwest Fur company,
A ANGE TIT SIH oe
onners Ferry, Idaho, which
intrepld explorer nnd geographer
September, 1800,
to
>.
for
bake until
the platter.
the egy. are firm
Serve from
Marshmaliow Nessert,
Cut marshmallows into qoarters,
toast them with a few nuts and serve
with. whipped cream for desseri.
Lemon Souffle.
Take six eggs, yolks and whites
beaten separately, add one cupful of
sugar to the beaten yolks, then the
Juice and rind of a lemon, fold In the
stiffly benten egg whites, place In »
buttered dish, set in a pan of hot wa.
ter and bake one-half hour.
Chestnut Puree.— Drain and mash
cooked chestnuts and season with
cream, salt and pepper and beat un
tit light. in the center of a
platter with meat around It
(EZ. 1928. Western Newspaper Union )
Serve
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dical center in
New York
.
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where
PEPE LEEEPPVELLEIEES
By MH.
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Je
BOER
he is
dé ¥
performed
doing
by hi
centaur
natio
th there were
Diana was the
af the moon;
appenr, of
tate as the ital
her.
goddess
fore
it would the
ts crescent s
in-—who must be distinguished
trom the Oriental. or Ep in. Diansg
is nlways represented wi ith the cres
cent on her head, Now rilver was the
metal particularly fedicated to Diana
—a tatural relation from the charac
ter of the moon's rays—"the silver
moon.” It would appear that there
was some connection, also, between
the Ephesian or Asiatic Diana and the
moon as—though represented as a
woman with numerous mammen In-
stead of as the virgin huntress with
how in hand, a crescent In her hale
silver was also the metal dedicated to
her. But we inherit the Roman cult of
Diana. The Roman soldier brought it
into Britain and though it vanished
there with the power of the “slowly
fading mistress of the world” the
connection between silver and the
ne v moon changed into folk lore and
remained to spread to “regions Caesar
POPES OOI EPPO
RRR
Ry
Iver:
see [in
over a silver
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ir pow
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'SOME SAWS
! ; "iola
FOR THE GOOSE-—
VY ONDE i how many
ide they wanted to
own lives,
wr Byndieste )
Brothers Shore
BBR
girig'd de
live
if there was no such thing
as dishes to wash at home?
It's easier to make a pig out of a
pet than a pet out of a pla.
FOR THE GANDER
If you want a job done well, give it
to a busy man to do. But If you want
it done even better. do it yourself
their
Two people mig ht even agree on
how to play a hand of hridge but nev.
er on the best way to build a fire.
Two fellers scrap and a third goes
by and picks up a gold watch. And
the fourth gets his eye knocked out.
(Copyright)
OF ALL baby animals the human
«’ infant is the most helpless. The
new-born colt has extremely long legs
and is quite wobbly. ut In a re
markably short time he iz able to run
about and shift for himself, The
same is true of the young of all the
herding animals. The safety of the
herd depends on the speed of the
youngest and wenkest members, hence
even the new born among them must
be able to keep up with the herd
The period of babyhood for a colt
is three to four years, that of the calf
is from one to two years, ete, ap
proximately one-fifth of the normal
span of life for the species. Man Is
the exception to this rule. His period
of infancy is about twenty-five years,
It seems like a grest waste of time
to spend half of one's life getting
ready to live,
This Is the chief reason why the
human species Is superior to all the
other animals. The longer the period
of infancy the better chance there Is
tn become adjusted to new conditions
and lenrn new ways What seontw
like a great handicap is in reality =»
tremendons advantage in the struggle
of life. Babies remain plastic for a long
W&M MeClyre Newenaper Syndicats
period in order to adjust themselves
more favorably to the conditions of
life. If the infant were to become an
adult in a few years
that much less time
ways, Animala live mostly by
stinet because that is all they
to go by. The bumble bee is
to he as big the day
he will ever be,
The long period of Infancy means
opportunity for growth and develop
ment, Blessed is the man who main
tains this period to the day of his
death so far as it ig mentally if not
physically possible. The moment »
plant ceases to grow it has begun to
die. The moment a human being
stops growing mentally he is already
dend. He is walking around to avoid
funeral expenses,
1 by MeClure Sewaps por Syndicate '
he
to acquire new
in
have
sald
he is born as
They All Do
“The wurst of my husband is that
he thinks fhe has all the sense’ —
Woman at Willesden (England) police
court.
d “Bui icing
Regular Cleaning a
for American Cities
aire getting their
a n¢ in
A mi
Roads side in
Its Natural Beauty
Retein
Prohibits Overeromiing
An attempt tt» limit the density of
population in resi reas it made
in a unique building code ion
adopted by the city of Madison, N. J,
a suburban community which is at-
tempting to protect itself against the
piling of congestion in its resi
dence sections,
An amendvient to the building code
prohibits the erection in any part of
that communit; of buildings to house
more than one family for each 2.500
square feet cf lot area. This is equiv-
alent to limiting the maximum dens-
ity of population to 17 families to the
acre.
dence 8
restrict
up
Qualities Needed in Roof
A roof tricky is to be de
spised it ig to be made over. It can't
with its undependable charac
The worst thing about a defec-
roof ‘ig that its meanness will
least expected and least
that is
RO ON
ter,
tive
show when
desired.
artistic roofs that en-
and utility will be found
the winning team in any building
proposition. Nothing sets off a domi
cile to such good advantage as a top
that is picturesque. But it must be
waterproof and fire-resisting as well,
There are
dure. Beauty
Eliminate Excess Signs
The North Shore (Illinois) Reul Es
tate board is working to eliminaie ex-
cess “For Sale” signs or North shore
properties. The board recommends
that in order to prevent the injury
to the sale value of properties ocen-
gloned by the presence of ten to fif-
teen signs on a single lot, as is some
times seen in a site facing a highroad,
the present signs be removed and a
single sign put in its place reading:
“See Your Realtor,”-Chicage Dally
News,
Electric Fountain
Electric fountains, in addition to
beautifying the home, are an ax{rome.
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