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Show SOUTH CACHE COURlEft, HYRUM, UTAH HUG Goodrich Tires AND CARE Yiddish Made Up of OF LINOLEUM - EFFIE S. BARROWS Home Management Specialist Old brown linoleums may be made the foundation of a cheerful interior by proper application of a few ounces of paint. The following methods have proved satisfactory where directions have been carefully observed: If the floor is uneven the linoleum should be taken up and the ridges plained down. If some spots are getting very thin, such pieces should be cut out with good straight edges and pieces of better linoleum cut exactly the same size and glued down with waterproof linoleum cement and not tacked down. When the floor is thoroughly dry the linoleum should be perfectly cleaned with a soap or soap powder strong enough to cut all grease; it should be allowed to dry right down through the linoleum. The life of the resurface-in- g is dependent upon this thorough cleansing and absolute drying. It may be necessary to protect the surface by spreading newspaper about while the linoleum dries. When these are taken up the floor should be carefully dusted. In painting a floor always work your way toward a door. There are many makes of reliable floor enamels on the market which dry rapidly and it is advisable to use one of these or a good floor color in lacquer. Careful attention should be given to the selection of colors that will harmonize with other colors used in the room; also, it should be remembered that the floor should be the darkest color in the room. If a plain surface is not desired there are many ways of produring a somewhat patterned effect. Borders may be outlined and painted in attractive hues to harmonize with the foundation color or after foundation coats have dried other colors harmonizing or contrasting may be variously applied. (Editors Note: Next month Mrs. Barrows will give examples of refinish-m- g colors and hints on the laying of new linoleum.) Are the Best and are guaranteed to wear longer 50 Feet of Garden Hose with all connections for $5.00 Laiiritzen Hyrum Service Station Phone 57 Utah PI i Step Into Smiths AND SEE OUR A SPECIAL PRICED Two-Pan- ts SUITS t $24.95 Logan, Utah z '1 With a cigarette good as Camels the simple truth as is enough CIGARETTES m WHY CAMELS BETTER CIGARETTE Camels baccos are made of the -- cured grown choicest and to- blended with expert care. Camels are mild and mellow. The taste of Camels is smooth and satisfying. Camels are cool and refreshing. The fragrance of Camels is always pleasant, indoors or out. They do not tire the taste nor leave any cigaretty ffianVBWr: Rrno,! after-tast- e. Tobeeeo N.C. Now Is The Time For Messages Written by Royalty Have Lasted In a London Inn there Is preserved an old stained glass window from the Manor house. Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire, which bears an Inscription alleged to have been scratched on it with a diamond by Mary Queen of Scots shortly before her execution. The translation of the writing, which is in Latin, is as follows: Mary, queen of Scotland, passed through this town September 21, 1586, on the way to Burton and Fotheringay. Another Inscription discovered some years ago, at the Mermaid inn at Rye, was written by the king of France, John, who was brought to England as a prisoner after his capture at the battle of Poitiers. This inscription consists of the unhappy monarchs name and title, followed by a few words of gratitude for the kindly reception accorded him by the landlord of the Mermaid In his exile. Spring House Cleaning For Painting, Calsomining and Interior Decorating See 0. E. Andersen 1st House South of 2nd Ward Meeting House Utah - - Hyrum, Electric Motors for $2.50 each Used Washers, $15.00 and up Almost new Cash Register at $275.00 UsedVacuum Cleaner $25.00 Small Steel Safe at your price Maytag Gas Engines $10.00 each Four used Maytag Washers latemodels, $75.00 to 125.00e ach J.L 198 First North, Logan. Phone 999. THE CONLON STORE Utah. CIS Defeat Had Good Result &. Truths Brought Homo The intimations of Immortality dwelt upon by poets, reasoned abour by philosophers, fluttering in our hearts, again and again chilled by the cold winds of doubt, eclipsed by the fogs, are made to stand forth clearly in the light of Easter day. The spiritual In us Is made to glow, the spiritual about os is set forth in its Our highest hopes seem splendor. are reasonable. Great impulses And we are stirred within us. . . . aware of the splendor that ties AU things of the earth: with the things of the skies. II ARE THE derived from Hebrew and Slavic Influences. It Is the language spoken by the Jews In eastern Europe, the most widely spread dialect of the Jews. Those Jews who, toward the end of the Middle ages, left Germany for the Slavic lands (Bohemia, Poland, Galicia and Lithuania) spoke the middle high German of their places of origin and up to the Sixteenth century wrote It quite correctly, although they employed the Hebrew alphabet The absence of active intercourse with Germany, however, led In time to a process of simplification of morphology and syntax. Thus the Imperfect subjunctive, and to a large extent the neuter gender were lost ; all the prepositions came to be constructed with the dative, eta At the same time the German sounds underwent certain changes, and a large number of Hebrew, Aramaic and Slavic words were The Incorporated in the language. resultant Idiom, the Yiddish, supplanted the Slavic spoken by the primitive Jewish settlers in the east of Europe, and has been carried to all parts of the world, Including Germany, admitting words and Idioms from all the languages with which It has come into contact Religion I believe in miracle. For I have seen it now, And I believe b God Far I have watched a email seed From out the ground where Into a Golden Glow! Kathleen Millay fa Harpers AT I North Main Street, M Variety of Tongues liddlsh Is a middle German dialect Kentucky history records the "Bat- tle of the Blue Licks" as the bloodiest engagement between the whites and the Indians of the pioneer days. It was In this battle of August 19, 1782, that 450 Shawnee Indians, led by British and Canadians and the notorious renegade Simon Glrty, ambushed 200 comrades of Daniel Boone and slew and scalped more than half of them, Including Boones youngest son, Israel. Recent dedication of two memorials by Kentucky called attention to the fact that this battle, while a great disaster, yet aroused the pioneers to the danger of their extermination west of the Alleghenies. Reorganization of the whites followed and with reinforcements and supplies from Virginia the Indians ultimately were driven beyond the Ohio river, never to return. Detroit News. orticelli ' Many "Basie Patents The term basic patent Is used ordinarily with much the same signifthat is to icance as "pioneer patent a patent to reference as having say, covering an Invention which represents a marked advance in some art, as when an inventor for the first time accomplishes a certain result There have been a good many basic patents granted, from first to last, bnt no precise enumeration is possible, since opinions vary as to which patents are entitled to be so classed. We note Bells patent on the telephone and Howe's patent for the sewing machine needle. employing an There are basic patents now In force for Inventions relating to wireless, radio and other subjects. Washington Star. eye-point- Silks ality Hosiery Qjjl Three Rule Store They Are Here Radio Gave Pointer Plenty of miscellaneous information comes over the radio every day, but not all of it goes in one ear and out the other. heard A woman in Amherstburg some fire prevention official announcing one day that ordinary was efficacious in putting out fires. Some time later a small fire broke She out in the. womans house. grabbed a pail of water, dumped In a package of soda and poured the mixture over the flames, which went quietly out as if a blanket had been thrown over them. Detroit Free Press. soda-bicar- Fools Idea Men study theoiogy, economy, religion, chemistry, physics and philosophy many years before they claim to know much about those subjects. But on the spur of the moment every fool thinks he knows how to run a government Atchison Globe. New and A Complete Line of GOODYEAR b Interest in AH Live If a man is fairly Intelligent, he has had experience of Interest; If disposed to frankness, his autobiography would be of value. Every man can place colors on the life picture a little differently. I find much more interest in a good autobiography than in any story of polar exploration. There Is uothlng at the North pole that concerns any of ns; nothing in life that does not E. W. Howes Monthly. Logan Tires & Tubes Better Tires for Less Money 30x3 1-- 2 29x4.40 Oversize . $7.00 $7.50 HYRUM GARAGE John Sandberg Prop. - Phone 98 Subscribe for the South Cache Courier |
