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5s SRG Eran 5 3H BA AEN . LEONE DRI - te , ; ern entrance, where two stealthily * 2% 4 SYNOPSIS, "Hank, I'm done fer," said Bridges.| moving figures could even then be dis- | ing. oh te atte, for instance, of 4 List Over 4 Jim Wall, who admis that he ghas "Lemme see," And. the leader,|cexned slipping, like Indiang, from | punctuation, he was scrupulous in the oh: Getting a Oollege wardrobe 1 : 'e Wyoming, jo } : ' : { g rdrobe, while been forced, (0 eae Wyoming, Joi | peeling beside Bridges, tore open his | bush to bush. © || Jestrems, Once when bls mstcss jus]! J oklen 8 sroblem, Joverthsless gs ty 3 yun by Bernie Herrick, an Englishman, bloody shirt. He had been shot in "Jim, you're a right fine fightin' | country house asked him at dinner nice me. ents. he following list is 1 2 ho nS pe eh bb Hank Hays and he lite back, the bullet going clear |jard," quoth Slocum, delighted. "Now, how he had spent the day, he answer: sound and completé: J re ether by Heeseman. ROBBERS' ROOST by ZANE GREY Jim joins the Hays through, "Wal, I should smile, Say gide Jim, "Jim, there's only one plage we couldn't see, an' thet's straight back of the centre, If they savvy it they'll almost shore try to work in from the west." "You're right,>old-timer," replied Jim, grimly, and pointed to the west- ain't thet jegt a shame? They won't Pithy Anecdotes Of the Famous Here is an Oscar Wilde story told by his biographer, R. H. Sherard. Wilde would tolerate no slovenliness in writ- ed: ORANGE PEKOE BLEND Tu BREE RsEE " i) E Ww A ----------y QR ER College Wardrobe ~ A Nice Problem If You Want to Make a Good Grade -- Look This STREET AND CAMPUS. gang. Helen Herrick, the owner's sister, | 0 0 "ooo jer... Somebody take| have sense enjugh to rum, givin' us "I have been correcting the proofs |- - % * on the punch. Jig falls 1 Hers ig re STE | hard shots. ~ They'll sneak it. shore, | of my Teens, id the morning Alter : Harris tweed san 3 rick's cattle and sell them. Hays OFUerd| umpage j If. Hays," rejoined |look atem. I could almost bore one |bard work, I took a comma out of one g ) ssible, i 5 them t t certain eanyon where ake it yourself, ys, re Bh dl " . od ; ei meet them. When he arrives he | Mac, sullenly. . , - already." ES Sentence. ii oh : "Frosh bram the Gardens" 441 ee ] A 38 accompanied, by ha whem he hes| "Hank, you go hide with your lady} = "It's nervy of them, at that," ad-| "And in the afternoon?" said the ; : . : win sweater set in gay colors, 5 RT es I purait but are shakey prisoner * and we'll do the fightin', mitted Jim. "After I shot from the Bonen ror : Lis ; mm g-- py Due slip-ovor swegter that will con- off. Huys leads his gang to an isolated | 204 g1ooum, who had crawled back | top of this bank." "In the afternoon, I pu ack | ions thi ; ; EF way i A ' X Patchful eye on | 8 b ) 3 d 3 ans think it unlucky to hurt a cat . , 2 chil Dea Haers are seen ap-| from the edge of the brush. o| "They might not know thet. It takes again. 3 . ' and in the native quarters of Cairo Lone Woman Directs Two woollen dresses (for campus proaching and the desperadoes prepare to fight, CHAPTER XXII Smoky came panting in with Hays' pack, and started off again. } A : tempt | couple of shots in fivst." "I was to-meet him "Galsworthy) for ing. Storage and Dis- EVENING WEAR. - "Thats enough, Smoky," elle Jin, Jim ug ho ag the "Wal if they do I hope both bullets | my frst attendance," recalls Drigk- 2 an narsioganeny ral bution ) a Million . Two evening dresses (both quite Slocum returned. "Nothir' tr ym lodge in Hank's gizzard." ~ water, "but on arriving in London Se . : Eee a Year formal) : E) " " . FJ . -t 4 'cept Hank's bed," he pented. "Wal, I'll take you up," rasped| "My sentiments exactly....Smoky, Jobnd lenient 5 i thal Relate The coming of George Bernard Shaw 8g A long velvet wrap. --couldn't--locate thet." "Hide! What's eatin' you?" roared the chief. "You know what, you--" 'Hays, we'd riuther die fightin' than owe our lives to one bullet of yours," Hays, after a moment of assimilation. a good quarter of an hour to grade round thet cliff an' down....Where'd tley go, Jim?" "They're below the ridge naw. Look sharp, Smoky, or they might get a - John Drinkwater, on the nomination of John Galsworthy, was elected a member of The Square Club (named after Fielding's Parson Square). and other cities hundreds of cats are fed at the expense of benevolent citi. They say that they do this be- cause cats are so useful to mankind in killing off mice and other pests; but zens, Farm Organization Edna B. Reed Sees to Receiv- dates and foothall games). Two silk afternoon dresses (one dark and one bright), One tea dance dress, Dress coat fur trimmed. I saw something shine. Tip of a rifle. recalls the fact that it was the late T. Poriland, Ore.--From a tiny office in | Evening slip, if necessary. ~ 2 md AA "Listen!" H : ROW : h igh Ah" ity has befallen us, and I must pass " of) . block:1 Dbuilai lender, alert , e had degenerated to a point where| Right....to the right.... | P. ("Tay Pay") O'Connor, who gave|® block-long building, a slender, aler UNDERWEAR. "What do yeu hear?" he let passion sway him utterly. "Take the first feller, Jim. ...One-- | You on to Gerald Bishop, thg main-f oo ig journalistic chance in gays woman directs the destiny of & farm| . , RY R hi +> "Hosses. a tA dw "You stay here, Hays," ordered |two--three." spring of: the-club. Tue fact is wel 00" When "Tay Pav" founded the|cooOperative whose members number ali {even } you are thin), "Sure, 1 cate} it... Which way? Jim, hotly. "You got us in this mix. (To be continued.) have "Jost oy dog--dead--ths after- fg 2 oo orean of the Liberal Party, | 2800 producers throughout Oregon and | 5 Teg rasa iy "Can't tell. You lied and cheated. You betrayed : pooh, You will-forgive ie, 1 am sure, Southern Washington, She sees tothe| ,OUF PAIrS SLeh-ns: "Grab a rifle. Seems to me if Hays -------- he appointed H. W. Massingham--a Two pairs woollen bloomers (you'll us, And you'll fight, by heaven! Un- But I am sory. receiving, storage and distribution of Fw brilliant writer--assistant editor. was up on top somewhere he'd hear Ne : 100,000,000 eggs a year and directs & appreciate these in January). : horses before we could--in that direc- less you're as much of a coward as| Fathers Take Interest One more story--to give you a good Massingham used . to talk to me HR Re hi ye 60 per cent. of One or two pairs flannel pyjamas, _ - 3 you are betrayer. : In Car f the Child with rapture of a gentleman whose Pp , i tion." " - The chief grew livid where he had n e: 9 Ild | taste of the delightful flavor of the}, ng neither I nor,.ndeed, anybody |its markets in the east. Three pairs gay cotton pyjamas, "Shore. Must be Mac an Jeff. been gray. Only then had Le grasped | More boy babies than girl bables are | Drinkwater book. It seems that Wal- , The office, barely large enough to| One pair lounging pyjamas Smoky had guessed correctly. Half a doben horses appeared tearing over rocks and through bush into the oval the significance of the fiery scorn of his comrades. being born every quarter in Britain, It is not surprising that husbands have ter Raleigh and Gilbert Murray--close friends and contemporaries-- were of- fered knighthoods at the same time, else had ever heard before--his name was George Bernard Shaw," related "Tay Pay," in "Memoirs of an-01d Par- Tailored flannel bathrobe. Leather bedroom slippers. Three slips. accommodate a desk, a filing cabinet and a few chairs, is the headquarters : ¥ mw suddenly shown an extraordibary in- n." : of Miss Edna B. Reed, chosen a few ] an ; with the two men, riding bareback, in Sy 8) er If we! terest oy their miniature selves. 4 Raleigh a¢cepted and became Sir Wal- lamentarian » . . : days ago as the first woman fn the |: Six pairs hosiery. 8: close pursuit. ) git through this deal, which I've a| In the last dfuarter there were fearly | ter, but Murray declined the honor.| mye. chot was that Shaw was hired | United States to 'head a farmers "o- Silk or satin negligee. ; Then above the noise rose Hays' hunch we never will, there'll come a 3600 more boy babies born than girls Raveigh was chipped -about it by some as one of the "Star's assistant leader | OPerative organization. Mules. : stentorian voice: "Ride! Ride fer reckonin' with me, Hank Hays." in Great Britain, And they were the of their friends, (You Yemember the| writers, as they call writers of' edi- Miss Reed sald to-day she "just got Silk pyjamas or nightie for weel- . § camp!....Let the hosses go: "I meant to make a clean breast|bealthiest babies that have heen born original Sir Walter Raleigh!) torlals in Fleet Street, at the princely | Into" the co-operative business, 'enter- end house parties. Jo 4 The robber chieftain came plunging dowr. the gap. He was warning Mac and Jeff. There must have been more danger for them, on the moment, than for him. "Jim keep your eye peeled on thet iff," said Smoky, and stole forwar under cover of the brush.' Presently a white puff-of. smoke showed above thé ragged rim. Spang! One of Hays' men --Bridges--let out a hoarse bawl and swayed over, almost losing his bal- The fight was on. on a stick he got scalped; I'll gamble; ance. Jim looked no more at him, but |. Th a Ss > babies : like an Englishman," and said: "Ex- : > : -Couple of Basque berets. hit ; . in front, which it was uniikely any . : ] ' : Massingham suggested that G. B, S.| satisfaction of the 13 elected directors : ; ; A ; > eoheskin glu sone on he yim, A sharpshooters could reach in daylight.| They limited their activities to re-| cuse ne, but are you Sir Walter Ra-| pe taken from the "Star's" leader |----fortunately she is not superstitious. one pair § pumps for afternoon R° 4 ij sther pu 2 sof h pi ii up, | Sthoky peeped around the west corner, | decorating infant. welfare centres; held leigh? And how the man replied with | writers' room and made the paper's|She must satisfy the producers thelr| x il co hat for afternoon clothes ol F =e iby iy . oe warved P. Mac round the one opposite. Hays| concerts and éntertainments in ald of on apt sel look in his eye": "No, You | music critic. eggs are being graded correctly and |- Evening, Sonate. Eandals vivid oT | --f- Ji lie A oy flying. | knelt on one knee, rifle in hands, peer- funy for thers Craig i i), fan A on as "He gushéd with enthusiasm about [ that the best net prices are being re-| ooo. vad bn ately: Ofeate? : Lom Ee AY Jim Ww k to the apex| fathers only a couple Of months ago If car, BW en the musical accomplish .| turned to them, Sh keep the or- a RE | * wwal, if thet bird didn't have it ing out.. Jim went back to p oie) BEN by Bite. faethe. | Bnzavetn." : complishments of Mr. | tur t She must keep the or «Evening bag either beaded or bro- -« observed Smoky. The horses came over the bench, frightened, but not _stampeding, and Mae drove them into the corrzl. This of it--divvy all the money," said Hays in a strangled voice. "But I got crazy about the gurl, I couldn't think of nothin' else." : : "Haw! Haw! fer thet first crack d an' okay on the second. ...Now!"" A bullet thadded into the wall, fol- lowed by the report of a rifle. |" "Duck back! That was from some- where else," shouted Hays, They dove twenty feet farther back. Here they were apparently. safe, ex- cept from the grassy ridge of the oval 5» | of the notch, and bracing one foot on 1 each side, clinging with one free hand, peep out-of the hole. He was exceed- ingly wary. In front was thick, l6w 'brush; on his right.a thinner fringe, get up to a shelf from which he could anywhere in_the world! 'What will happen, now that fathers have decided to join forces with moth- ers, will not be difficult to imagine. On Saturday and Sunday afternoons 4 an unusually large number of fathers wheel perambulators and carry babies. If you remark on this strange sight the fathers will say: "Why sheuldn't we? We're just as proud of them as their mothers." yl : At first the fathers' council did not dare to interfere with the actual Then they summoned up enough * courage to start lectures, Dolls were used in some lectures, real babies in others. And now there are a large group of fathers in England "Well," observed the new Sir Wal- ter, "I knew. that I'had to choose be- tween being a butt and a prig, and 1}. decided to be a butt." : . =] Of course, you recall the amusing story the new Sir Walter used to tell against himself with such glee--he was that kind of a man! he was over here on a visit a reporter » * * met the train on which he arrived at Cleveland, and not knowing him, stop- ped a fellow-passenger - One of the anecdotes about Andrew Jackson ("old Hickory"), related by Marquis James (in "Andree Jackson: The Border Captain") ' tells of the J] ing it 10 years ago, rising steadily.un- til she was auditor of the Pacific Poul- try Products Co-operative; then-finding herself appointed by the directors to assume the office of general manager, let vacant by the death of KE. J. Dixon, to whom she was an assistant. : Production and Demand As general manuger, she must at- tempt-to strike a happy balance "be- tween production peaks and démand peaks through the medium of storage. She must conduct the business to the SPORTS. APPAREL. One tennis dress (for that Indian summer which you are sure to have after you get back), : A white dress, or a white sweater and skirt for special occasions, A riding habit, if you ride. ACCESSORIES. Brown accessories to go with tweed coat, calf or pigskin gloves, leather purse, and ghillie oxfords; brown felt riding type hat. - salary of two pounds ten shillings ($12.60 a week). : "I did npt know at the time that Mr, Shaw was a convinced Socialist," said "Tay Pay." But it was not long before he discovered that some. of Shaw's paragraphs were raising a rum- pus in" the Liberal party which bad no use for Socialism, ~ "8 * * How, when Eventually Shaw's editorial indis- cretions got on "Tay Pay"s'" nerves, who "looked | hut a 'solution presented itself when Shaw, which I believe were perfectly genuine," recalled "Tay Pay." Shaw's -mother was a music teacher, and he has said that he had once to earn his living as an accompanist, Anyhow, the paper at the time had no musical ganization's working personnel--be- tween 125 and 150, depending on the season--functioning efficiently. She must, in short, answer to the whole business, and because a return to Oregon and southwestern Washing- * * cade, Earrings and other jewellery to be worn with evening clothes. p Pearl stud earrings and necklace for daytime clothes, was-avound the corner from the range ; Who know how to dress and undress a | funeral of Jackson's father when, at-| critfe} One pair suede gloves. . and the left was open. Ww ] Idres oi uy a -waen, critfé] so the change was made, and] ton producers -of between $1,500,000 of ihe shatpdioter > ne ae After a careful study Jim crept out| baby; understand all the' rules for its ter 'a"good old Irish wake, the pall-} Shaw became music critic 'of thejand $2,000,000 annually is involved, : LUGGAGE; ; Bridges, reeling on t , 225, 0 wi into the brush, stirred by a renewal feeding and sleep. een Yodvers start on thel <wold march 40 |"Star" at an increased salary of three | she must answer correctly. Doe-prark; dhe 5 ) ed Mac, Who ran bi of 2 so of firing. from the west rim. Wisps Recently they have come right out|t S comely and arrive at the grave | gyjneas (about $16) a week." Miss Reed likes this work because| One eek-end case. Se gh ro the al For of white cloud, thinning on the light aio 1p aN RY iietea mRithon the body: . Se e------y. lk -|1t gives her a chance to "help those| A "duffer bag" is a handy thing to | eame a hb i : itions of the ey have asked to have a cinem ? MEE who might-not be able to help them-| have around-and one of those rubber- : arrived from the other direction. wind, located ~ the positio film shown to them which shows in| At the tme of the Pharaohs, when Enchantment ; 2 ; : P "«Heeseman--with his outfit--nine in all," he heaved. - "They's scatterin' to purround the roost....But they can't éross--below us--an' across thereit's --out of range....We're all right." "Yes, we air! Haw! Haw!" ejaculat- shooters. First Jim peered through thy growth of brush airectly in front, He did not espy any men, but half a mile over the hummocky rocks he saw a little cove full-of horses. The packs had aot yet been removed from some detail how father can bathe the baby (ooking - after other children at. the same time) and dress it; i They have a right to be proud of. their babies, Am ? an Egyptian cat died the men of the household shaved off their eyebrows and. sat around wailing and rocking themselves to and fro in stimulated angush, for the cat was regarded as On the late summer hill, the everlast- ing Blows 'whitely among the green of junipers. Star-mo§& blooms' on rock; a cowbell | selves" very well 'by marketing in- dividually. : Fly fishing along an Oregon stream for trout is a favorite sport of hers. * Miss Reed is slender, hair slightly greying and she has flashing grey-blue lined toilet rolls or handbags is almost a necessity to carry your toilet things to and from the bath, . -- _ . © BE ECONOMICAL. Don't mortgage the family home- stead to get all these things at once. 0 » '| seécred, says "Arthur Weigall, noted "stumbles - i £ them, nor saddles from the others. Semis 3 ar = Welgall, stumbles : eyes. 3 i td Smoky, glazing back. Heeseman had come to make a siege Fp ; Egyptologlst (in "Laura Was My|Qver the ridge; thé grasses scarcely a Just, keep the list B52 Nb Mac half carried the bulky Bridges} %% "50 "50 TF ) Take Your Choice 'Camel"--an enchanting little animal str. : boii after Bug t 4; nenses Tebipew ito t : im d ; . : ale lag : : flit k). i : Tat and wait unti anksgivin eb pin ons $29 Iss pi So Jim did not move LH 4 yagged English-Version ~~ boo : _ . . Prone upon the earth's wari shoulder a couple of new outfits, Ite fan to . roll. "| section of cliff, quite high, above andy yy. gent "Ig -your tea sweet]. "The body was embalmed and buried LRIIE ' * come back from holidays with a few to the left of the south exit, gave him SATEEN I a Baby? xpecting % misgivings. That wis a likely place |, ambush. Farther to the west, however, where the shooting came from, there was some hope of locating an enemy. : drew a coarse steady aim and fired 'once. A shrill enough, Mr, Southern?" : Mr. Southern--"Well, not quite, Mrs, Kent." Mrs. Kept--""Here js a lump of sugar." a : Irish Version Mrs, O'Brien -- "Here's the bowl; help yerself." 5 with solemn rites in the local cats' cemetery, or sent down to Bubastis to rest in the shadow of the temple of their patron goddess, I myself have dug up hundreds of mummified cats; and once, in fact, when I had a couple all day. They certanly smelt awful." ] + * . With the planet eastward toward the stars, I see The wings of birds like a pattern of shadow, weaving A spell of flying loveliness over me, stranger, And smiles for the sometime guest Mgtorist: How. many head of livesipck have you got on the "glad rags"--makes you feel so im- portant! And then you can see what your dearest enemy has und "go her one better." Besides it really helps you to get better marks if you don't have an that you're properly turned out °, ; cr V --Frances Frost, in The Christian : \ Sook ot apg gs ak De | as oBrei-vai now's yei-tay,|6f dozen of The hel spariimans stand. Science Monitor. og A pT : . "Baby's Tt of the rim. The distance was| MF, Murphy?" pg on my verandah waiting to be dis. Ap Ce 2 Welfare" Yice mn the yan t oy at so| Mr. Murphy--"Sure, Ol cud be da'en patched to the Cairo Museum, ("Basta : tn taking ojos of ths Tasinve Iisieat FREE! gs In et Rut : ith -- he| Wi' some more sugar, Mrs, O'Brien, Was My Cat") was most excited about Due Own of win} tie ollie gis, ats ai ! small a target. ut wi thank ye." " . it and walked round sniffing at them |e have careful thought for the if you're serene in the consciousns i FRERB The object flopped over. ~The Egyptian cat is a domesticated But oft for "our own" places... ) ! 1 to new ery, ammistakable to any man used to Sesitish yerdion species of the African wild-cat (adds). _ The bitter tone, Farmers mihi Whard 3 H d Humans , or h Jim knew he| Mrs. MacDonald--""What's wrong wi' eR N mean by livestock a ogs an mothers-- gunplay, rent the air. m kn SMI / i A g ,| Mr. Weigall), and no doubt its strange Though we love "our own" the best, tractors and two automobiles. Th 1 Same Diet : expectant had reached one of the Heeseman|ye, My, McPherson, y're no' drinkin' || opo eo nnd dts welrd voice were the | Ah! lip with the curve impatient, RET ; rive on Ay ashe ° gang, to disable him if no more. Next|yer tea? fight cause of its being regarded as sacred | Ah! brow with that look of scorn, 4 / Strange as it may seem to some, the tinge instant a raking fire swept the brush) Mr. McPherson -- It no sweetl;n ancient times; but although the. old "Twere a cruel fate, Silent and Strong. nutritional requirements of hogs and baby comes. ® | on both sides of Jim. He dropped SRRNED, irreq | E048 have been forgotten these many| Wers the night too late. "The strongest men in history have | those of humans are remarkably simi Layette. Baby's down into the cave. ; Mrs, facDonald--"Have ye stirred | oniyrjes, the traditional sanctity of| To undo the work of morn. ever been silent." -- David Lloyd |!ar The digestive systems of these bath, sleep, Smoky stood there, in the act of it? the race has survived, Modern Egyp- * Margaret E. Sangster. | George. two species are closely alike. With bowels, weight. ; ® Latest findings on feeding. climbing. . } ) "They near got me," sang out Jim. "I hit one of them way over where Wrile The Borden Con, Limited, Yardley 7, Shae : -- a ject to the same nutritional. deficiency House, Toronto, © 19 |ihey shot at Bridges. There's a bunc . E. : : 5 diseases, particularly rickets and nu - Nama 3 of them hid on that cliff to the right Xn ; N EA SY WwW T Oo F A MEA N J (©) B * K tritional anemia, And finally, the Address of the outlet. you know, where Jeff CLARAFWHA GOOD TO } 3 : WELL-1 ALWAYS USE \MY=THIS SURELY : kinds of food . normally included in FO Sc to yo went up to scout. . Ww ; IS AN EASY - their diets are almost identical, ag will "Jim, they got us located," replied TAKE" UGLY YELLO We GILLETT'S PURE FLAKE WAY "TO DO AN : be shown presently, With these acts Slocum, gravely. STAINS OFF 7 LYE = IT FLUSHES E "UNPLEASANT JOB Free Booklet in mind, says Professor BE W,-€Cramp "Gure. But go long as they can't a. TOILET BOWLS? a BY THEM OFF : " ton in a bulletin on swine feeding is line on us in here--" a : \ Ne I'M GOING TO TELL The Gillett's L sued by the Quebec Department of Ag: ) 89 I'VE SCRUBBED §{ WITHOUT ett's Lye Booklet R "They can move all around. An . ITHOUT EVERYONE tells you how. to avoid rlculture, the principles of swine feed: pretty soon Heeseman will figger thet SCRUBBING WHAT A BIG HELP Qrudeely by Hing this ing can be explained, partly: at least, 'men behind the high céntre in front a GILLETT'S LYE nt Toy ot in terms of our human diets which ap can shoot straight in hyar." heavy cleaning jobs. pear to be much less mysterious than "I believe I' can see over that high IS. . Also contains full direc "balanced rations" for farm animals. centre.' : ; = pty ica fO8 Soup MORRIE: a. The ceréal grains of the animal ra. 4 | "Whar from?" oa A OL Ry tion, as oats, barley, wheat, corn, Of "his hole above. The side toward the oval is 4 foot lower. It'd be rga- Standard Brands Limited, Fraser Avenue 8& Liberty the exception of scurvy, a disease un' known in the pig, both species are sub rye, correspond to the bread; potatoes and pastry of our own diéts: <The high * : i" 8. y a a ER... \ BO yous Is Ie 4 | HEALS pied ay ced 9) © "PIL go with! you." © * . Ly . Nol aed 4 1 ; RITY yp ; ; ' : : ducts are the me d milk it pe jay groaning. his big han Stains flush off with Gillett S Lye © oo sk Never dissolve Iyein ps tables, 10 Sr Sg on cast. og Bis gles, DA Le eB B n BEET IT py, "s fish Wl Be The tion as bran, alfalfa, molasses, mineral mix- 3 o | Hays knelt out by the pA of the CE a week just pour Gillett's Lye--full © makes a safe, economical cleanser. Use it for the water. Lures, ete, are represented in human: £5 | wall, with Jack whispering behind o strength--down your toilet bowls and glenly gots and pans, the kitchen floor, sinks diets by Spinach, lettuce, bran, i i Avim, ddd, drains. It removes all stubborn stains without and bathtubs. : Atveosiomiditl Wheto & lithe "Hold my rifle. I'll go up, said hard scrubbing and rubbing. Cannot harm And be sure 'to get the genuine Gillett's potatoes, Arges Pha oa i plece of. ok 1 | Jim. Without encumbrance he read enamel, is mon-injurious to plumbing. Kills Pure Flake Lye. Order a tin today. Ask forit i cake make a satisfactory. meal for the Bat | a2 [ } ily climbed to the shelf, finding to id germs and banishes odors, too. : on by name at your grocer's, : . 4 ; Ad growing boy, 80 a little be. (01 a ; 7 | satisfaction that he cou a Sta rity Keep a solution of Gillett's Pure Flake Lye oo da '3 $i a other protein teed) plus an allowaned : I---- and look ok our the va witho on hand for all your hoysehold cleaning. One I I E I' I°S I : Y E EATS DIR of some basic feed, and perhaps some ine mn gis Ran Sai rifles." teaspoonful dissolved in a quart of cold® water ! , a >) A . ---- minerals and roots, become a balanced ; 18SUE No. 3631" Pp ens = x Sp ration for a growing pig. Smoky complied, and was soon be-