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Chicago
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ABOUT MR. WOODPECKER
T WAS
morning. Dolly
And when
knew it was early.
Daylight was just
pear. It was not
Dolly knew that.
And why had
early? This was
for waking up.
this,
Then she
the
sound
early In
been
awoke
early, early,
had
she she
beginning to
time to get
awakened so
her usual
Not quite so early as
she
not time
tapping.
her
heard a tapping,
the tin roof
tapping on outside
room,
She wondered what
she tell the rest of
What might it
even If not!
from doin
dre S
over the
So sl
clothes
And th:
Yet it
mysterious,
Why We Do
by M. K. THOMSON, Ph. D.
Submarine City
phers are |
merged
once t
the West
tv I
City may
neath thes
town,
You Can't Fool an Indian
} Missls
» Tourist—So this is the
the Fatl
if Wa-
ters, | Sippl.
He Isn't ry much in love if he
writes sensible I
ers to his best girl,
TE AAAANAA
EVER wait to see if a headache
will “wear off.” Why suffer
when there's Bayer Aspirin? The
millions of men and women who
use it in increasing quantities fvery
year prove that it does relieve suc
pain. The medical profession pro-
nounces it without effect on the
heart, so use it as often as it can
spare you any pain. Every druggist
always has genuine Bayer Aspirin
for the prompt relief of a headache,
colds, neuralgia, lumbago, etc. Fa-
miliarize yourself with the proven
directions in every package.
GASPIRIN
the trade mark of Ba Manufacture
Be rae ak ot panes
: What We Do
WHY WE SHOCK
PEOPLE
there ia nn
ple All of
for a lot of
with
things.
our fibs
ing
cated
This
that
accounts
have to do ghow-
y gophistl.
and We like to
people algo as a means of expressing
for them and
off ike to appear
wise, shock
on contempt
fdeas,
Another motive back of our desire
to shock people is, to be envied by
them. However much they may pre
tend to be scandalized, we know that
secretly they envy us for our boldness
and ability to flout conventions. They
have not the courage to do what we
gay we are doing. Neither have we
It Is a form of swaggering and
bravado,
We like to shock people because it
makes them sit up nnd take notice.
They get a thrill out of it and so do
we, It Is a falr exchange. We have
made an impression.
It takes a fellow of some spunk and
originality to do something out of the
ordinary. We like to be that fellow,
Shocking people Is one way of get.
ting recognition.
(E by McClure Newapa per Syndicate.
{@® by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Then Dolly got up and put her head
out of the window and tried to
But the tapping came the part
of the tin roof which was hidden by
another window.
8ee,
from
see nothing
ping, tapping,
Then she spoke,
“Who is there?’ she sald in a
low
She could But the tap-
tapping kept up.
very
VOice, 0 not to
“And wlu do
Tapping, ng
the on
For an
awaken any
one, you want?
answer,
Q
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‘For Meditation
By LEONARD A. BARRETT |
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ONE OF LIFE'S TRAGEDIES
nuily f rive
14
Very
earned dari
Many
to work
unwisely spent
re Incomes
the war were saved pers
for
wonld today be glad
= i00
half of what they
one
but the ability to
a virtue
The federal
save it is certainly
trade commigsion re.
of thrift Among the Important
ings of this commission the
lowing:
Not more than two-thirde of
engnged in gainful
estates worth more than 85.000,
About
dred
fol.
are
occupations
one-third out of
men do not
every hun
poRReas i
expenses
About five persons out of every hun
dred leave an estate over $25,000
serious conditions.
First, that the large wealth of our
country is, more and more, being eon-
trolied by a comparatively small group
of persons. The second is. that the
real eause for the conditions giving
rise to the findings of the commis-
sion Is the lack of thrift. This. par
ticularly, is an American social dis
sense,
When America learns the peril of
waste, a brighter day will dawn, That
leason may have to be learned through
bitter experiences-—but learn it, we
must! If we refuse, the fate of other
and older civilizations than our own
awaits us,
No democracy Is socially or eco
nomically safe until waste has been
supplanted by thrift and extravagance
by economy.
(ED, 1929, Western Newspaper Union.)
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America are popular in Holland.
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Shirley Mason
poy ny
People who like motion pictures like
Shirley Mason, a popular “movie” star,
Miss Maton is among the bast known
been In the
was born in Brooklyn,
is about one
number
having game a
She
She is five fect tall, wei
hundred pounds, wears a
one and a half
and
shoe.
(0)
CTHE WHY of
SUPERSTITIONS
By H. IRVING KING
TOOTHPICKS
FOR THE GOOSE-—
one good
Be an plimist
Inughs
who gives a darn?
You mi
for
won't if
you're
cinch
{tomor-
ght not enjo
but it's
afraid of
ROrry yesterday ;
you
you're
knocked
excitement
A little flower
roof makes a lot
a big one just topplin’ off a stool,
pot
more
(Copyright.y
winnsil}
GIRLIGAGS
i
“Probably a man offers a woman his
hand and his heart,” says Mature
Matilda, “because he has lost his
head.”
(Copyright.
)
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A al J
Lei~ List of Famous
Men Small-Town
i y
LOYS
gener {
ations hometown
ide good In
pointed to
they
ww Be Ne BR me BP Aa
-
Seat on House Porch
Gives Air of Welcome
Youth
Investment in
Building Pointers.
le fig a home
neser
lke appendage or an
gition
look
afterthought,
teresting chim
t often
tinction to an otherwise he
Ornamental
give di ye
less design,
rallings, shutters, awnings and flower
boxes are used to similar purpose
Finally, build a house of about the
in the neighbor
build a home too large
its neighbors if
ONies,
those already
hood Do not
by comparison with
size of
value to hold
its own
Aiding Home Industries
We
lamenting the fuel
few industries In
county and striving at all
more; set when we do se
cure these industries we do not
them our fuil support. We are in-
believe this Is thoughtless
are always
we have so
our times
call the attention of mer
manufactured In Jackson county
instead of others? Scottshoro
(Ore) Progressive Age.
Colonial Most Satisfactory
For all-around satisfaction ana liv.
ability no style of domestic architec
ture surpasses the colonial, With its
simple rectangular outline and entire
nhsence of needless features which
In other styles are added solely for
architectural effect, the colonial
achieves maximum economy and there
dilapidated or out of style through the
years
MakesLife
Sweeter
Children ! sour, and nes
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I am feeling good now and
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