What Will
you
do
When your
Children Cry
for It
Ther wardly a
hasn't ® of Castoria! At least five
million homes are never without it. If
vere are children In family,
there's almost daily need of its com
fort. And any night may find you very
thankful bottle in the
Just and that
constipation Is relieved; or
checked, A vegeta
remedy mes
household that
your
there's a house,
colic or
diarrhea
ble product; a baby
int for yom Castoria
a few drops,
1 folks,
1
1 141%
Have
only thir
heard doctors advise g
Ntronger m
tiny baby,
be to grown
is about the o you
12 to infa
ines are dangerous to a
er harmless they may
Good old Castorial
and remember
you a sleep-
It is always ready,
in emergencies, or
Any hour of the
at Baby
restless, «
ever
nis,
edi
howe
ups,
Remember the name,
to buy it. It may
anxious night,
always safe to use;
for everyday
day or night th
ful, or never
more popular with mothers than it is
today. Every druggist has it,
spare
fess,
r ailments,
becomes frets
‘astorin was
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Senators, Attention!
First Subur! \
up a league
Have
it, a
First Suby
straw
ment betwee
a garden t
panning
Seug Harbor on the Styx
ne it t dose of
podn ring a littl emporury relief
of gas and Phillips
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Iy checked, and the digestive organs
all tranquilized. Once you tried
this form of relief you will cease to
worry about your diet and experience
a2 new freedom in eating,
This pleasant preparation Is just as
good for children, Uze it when
ever coated tongue or fetid breath
signals need of a sweetener, Physi
cians will tell that every spoon.
sour stomach,
acidity
have
L000,
you
ful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neu-
tralizes many times its volume in acid,
Get the genuine, the name Phillips is
important, Tmitations do pot act the
same!
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ALICE
AND THE
GYPSIES
SEEPLELPEPPDE
(@Qby DJ
mt
ow
Sed Bd dod Sod de de
Walsh.»
[(CKR-KICK-KICK the ted
der down the long swath, Alice
looked with satisfaction
at her whole field of
grass curing in the hot sun. Her dark
eyes sparkled ns she estimated the
value of the crop. Next winter, when
the mows of their neighbors were
dwindling, the hay stored in thelr
barn would bring na price. In
fact, her winter's tuition at Gardner
high lay at this moment before her.
The Potter family, consisting of six
persons, accomplishing what it
had been predicted it could never
—make a living on the small farm be-
side the
tion
willing
Alice's
while
went
Potter
work, a
good
was
do
hout
they
creek, Being witl excep
strong and healthy,
and workers,
brother, managed the
their father, had
carpenter be turned to
soll, nt such johs as he
find to do. At Mr.
building a farmer,
fore the entire
upon David and
Julia and John,
to lend
Gland
were
David
farm,
been a
the
able
who
fore he
worked
present
there
fell
barn for a
ving
The 1w
work of: lu
Alice
were,
young much assis
ing in David's
to her
surprise
mao
wasted na
Alice turne ok In
Down the
Ossian
direction
her led
rattle-trap vehicles from
1] jan
zled. Every wagon was hrown
skinned men, and children clad
garments of red and yel
A queer proc horses, eit
or drawing
which pots and pails dangle
full of
women
in colorful
low,
The len
It a mu
“Alice
down
gleaming
and from
see the
Rlonn
+ ?
they mig
they must
them, do
Before
of the gy]
He was
in
FUesSs
answered
veryhody
on,'"” he excial
Ires
everywhere
slve gest:
ill be properly ang:
the blame. If yor
would
never have
stop here ™
Thus reproves
ready the
through the
nated by Ix
queer patche
them
ed tents were
horses feeding, 2 camp fire
hast
creek,
1g,
its smoke and women
garments in ti
At dinner David continued to
ble about Alice's
grom.
Interference in the
matter of gypsies. She decided, there
fore, to see for herself whether there
was a sick child in the camp. Hurry-
ing through the meal plucked a
big bunch of nasturtivms from her
flower plot and stole the
creek
The un
mistakably cordial. The women crowd.
ed around her with smiles and the
hildren, clinging to their mother's
full, swaying skirts, stared at her in
shy wonder. Alice could not under
stand a word of their argot and ap
parently her English was almost as
unintelligible to them. Still she made
them understand by signs and ges
tures that the flowers were Intended
for the sick child. At that, one of the
women seized her by the arm and led
her within a tent, where upon na
blanket lay a small boy. his dark
face flushed with fever. He whip
ered when mother aroused him,
but when she pressed the bright gold
en blossoms in hig hot little hands he
looked up at her and at the young vis
itor and smiled.
Alice told David, although she was
gure that he would scold her for go.
ing into the presence of the sick child,
To her surprise he sald nothing. As a
matter of fact David was troubled
over a bit of news he had picked up
that noon over the little one-tube radio
set he hand made himself and which
was such a source of fun and Informa.
tion for the whole family.
When at three o'clock a grow) of
thunder sounded from the southwest
Alice gave a cry of alarm. “David!
There's a storm coming!”
“I know IL" David did not pause
she
away to
she
welcome received! was
his
the perspira-
Lis tired
in stacking hay, although
tion was streaming
face. “I heard over radio this
that nn gtorm This hay
is going to get wet after all our hard
work. Maybe we can get a small load
or two in the barn, but that's all. Say,
Alice, unhiteh now from the rake and
up to the barn and get the hay-
Tell mother and the |
and help. Hurry! Don’t
Instant.”
Alice
Baldy
horse into a
if she would
never get I
down
the
noon was due,
£0
lds to
un
rising
lose
come
Sprin
she urged the
trot. Yet it see
never r the barn
ildy hitched to the hay
rigging. One thought turned over and
over in her mind. If the hay
it would be spoiled the way
last year. She saw her year at
Gardner high, all her bright hopes and
plans for the future fading im-
possibility if the wel,
Continual roars
obeyed swiftly, Ring upon
ald
ied nus
V
's back, slow
each
got
wet
it was
into
finy got
from the
Alice, as
ayfield. Her
hurrying thither
of them beg
oblivious to all
“You want heip here?
from the great forkful
ft. The chief
back
mother nnd the
The five
Trojans
nied she drove
to the hb
were
accompi
twins
an to work like
else,
Alice
was try
looked
np she
ing to li psies
gtownd beside her. She motioned toward
the sky, unable to
Instantly
speak,
the man m
her
flock!
unknown to
gypsies ©
hath
1me
nen
horses,
With swif } sments the women
! hound
‘ swell
her art iat the dark-skinned
folk in thelr
to ha
ing In
wore Oe
the
and
the
termined When
harn
procession sta
Maldy
Varieties of Foods
Nature Has Coupled
produced
les of diet usually eaten togeth
and almonds,
and sugar,
Artic
er, such as
per and eait, tea
tried, and in each Inst
menter found electrical
ring, a current
raigins pep
ance the experi
action
produced Fi«
occur
being
and sweets, pungents,
and acids appear
furnish the elements
is relation
that bitters
galts and bitters
generally to
true couples in th
Other articles experimented
were the following, the first men
tioned element of each couple taking
the place of the attacked element, or
tea and sugar, nutmeg and vinegar
horseradish and table salt, onion
beet, vanilla and sugar, starch
iodine,
From the Greek
word “caduceus”
Greek “karykion” meaning “heralds
staff.” Originally the term described
the wands carried by the heralds of
ancient Oreece snd Rome. It refers
also to fabled wand ecarried bs
Hermes or Mercury, the messenger of
the gods. In its oldest form It was a
rod ending in two prongs twined Into
a knot, for which later two serpents
were substituted. The word Is used In
English literature as early as 1501 by
Spenser and in 1608 by Shakespeare,
The
the
Early African Traders
On James izland in the Gambia
river (West Africa) are the ruins of
an old fort built by the “Royal Ad
venturers of England trading te
Africa,” who were granted thelr char
ter fn 1028. The ploneer voyage to
the Gambia river, however, Is sald t¢
have been made by Hawking fron
Plymouth in 1530.
Dame Fas
By Grace Jewett Austin
Thi
Grace J. Austin
ench art
Semi-Fitted Coat-Dress
Effects in Limelight
Ri a
in many Instances the naw sil
nouette is defining lines which trend
to semi.fitted coat.dress effects. The
handsome print velvet modei in the
picture is an exponent of this very
recent vogue. At the same time it ex
ploits the popular two-tier circular
cut hemline.
Bisarre Effect
Persian lamb is used in novel fash
ion for the collar and ~uffs of a gray
cloth coat. It has narrow strips of
the cloth dividing It up into a pattern
that looks something like a puzzle ple
ture
Puritan Mode Noted
ni
RIE
i
ually attra
bodying a modernis
of the old Puritan
creation is of old blue
inserts of rose taf
ns and at the shoulder
clive
with
Make Up Face to Match
Hcadgear,
New Fashion
iced by goddes
New Flesh Lingerie Is
Dainty and Elaborate
ish use of ecru lace elaborates
made intimate apparel of
crepe, Indeed it is diffi
whether lace trims gar
the reverse
equally the two
behalf of feminine
ness in this genre of
Fret
flesh-colored
cult to
ments of
is true. so
wh hand
decide
silk or whether
fire em
ployed in lovell
apparel,
Two-piece {& hemises,
pajama
these
night
are in-
media. For
gitely fine tucks
evelet embroid
neral
robes and ensembles
terpreted in two
additional detail exqui
plaits a Il as
ory included the g
bellishment,
are em-
wide lace in this
employed rather than
thus for
garmen
Very deep
fone is
ecru
narrow
widths and rms a goodly por-
tion of
Flares
pajama
urious
With
flesh
the {=
turn the
very lux
costume,
mules in
tied vel
decoration,
even drapes
ense! into =a
and elegant boudoir
this are shown satin
wearing loosely
and
nhle
color,
lieu of other
Plaited Flounce in New
and Interesting Guise
Infinite variations are possible to
the flounce. This character of trim
ming has existed since the days of
Louis NIV. but only today has it been
really bined with the plait as ex
emplified by the Medic ruff The
smart one-piece dresses of today are
characterized only by the flounce, A
series of flounces on chiffon frocks
start at the hem ard ascend to the
neckline. But each flounce iz plaited
in such minute folds as almost to re
semble raching. Most of such frocks
are sleeveless,
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Must
Not Authentic Personage
aOormed
i
Walter Camp Honored
for Today
Thought
Bird Singing-Masters
idual! birds with exceptional
ability as «in
tors for young
as “comix
ported from
the finest «
coors are used as inst roc
hirds, and are Known
These birds are Im.
Germany, where some of
inary birds are raised
ninis.’
Give “Em Time
medical publicists have
the
there 1s such a
Some
along to
got
point where they deny
“common
rheuny far none
there is no thing as a
~[Wtroit News,
thing as a
cold” or * satis.” So
such
a
grade crossing
Holidays in duly
July 1 Canada commemorates
birthday of the Dominion: July 4
United States celebrates the ane
its independence: while
the national fete day of
(on
the
the
niversary of
July 14 is
France,
Musings of a Married Man
Many a married man wakes up to
the realization that as far as his wife
hachelor
if she hadn't so hated the idea of be.
ing an old maid. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Nature ls So Careless
Art Critic—"DBut the mendow on
your picture hasn't the right green”
Artist—"And are yon sure that a
meadow has the right green” —Flie-
Blatter (Berlin),
Mystic Insight
The naturalist has, or should have,
of Insight of the true
mystic. He knows creation is a mine
acle and he longs to account for It—=
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