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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER Carelessness Costly When It Is the It only takes the careless be- Other Fellow trayal of one confidence to lose a An Upright Life 'T'HE man of life upright, Whose cheerful mind is free From weight of impious deeds And Yoke of vanity; - That man needs neither towers Nor armour for defence, Nor vaults his guilt to shroud From thunders violence. Thomas Campion. Knowledge, Wisdom TZ'NOWLEDGE is proud that he has learnd so much; Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Cowper. UncLelfiluL Saudi Spare Moments in Norway Are Spent on the Trousseau. friend. Everybody is likely to be an noying somebody else, more or less. Tolerance is enduring it cheerfully. Debt may be necessary, but its It makes both the no joymaker. lender and borrower worry. The First Lesson A leader is a person who has first learned to drive himself. There will be people under the millennium who will point out something wrong with it. When two men can talk foolishly together and each admire the other, thats friendship. How lucid, even simple, a mystery is, after it is solved. Have you ever noticed the other fellow is set inthat h he l !f . Yards of Rain On Getting Along Happily wedded consists in letting Friend Wife have her foolish moments and Friend Husband his and not saying much about it. Air castles are not realized because people havent the courage to try to. No one can fool the people so completely as they can fool themselves. Have we the gift of oratory? Then heaven give us the judgment to know when to curtail its exhibition. It is a wise provision of nature that a boy who has got the mitten, does not feel so bad 48 hours afterward as he did 24 hours Inches are inadequate in measuring recent rainfall in Northern Queensland, Australia. Tullv reports 7 feet of rain in 10 weeks Innisfall and Babinda had more than 6 feet and they were run close by several other towns Mackey could report only one and one half yards, but its total rainfall, if up to the average, should measure enough to float a Two Requisites up with the top bundles. In this First, by intensive training, put into boys; then put is harvest time in section of Norway the grain is not at harvest time, but later courage and youve got a man. AUGUST Since most rural threshed on during the winter, when the Real happiness is cheap are mainly depend- horse 3 home from the mountain ent for their winters food on enough; yet how dearly we pay what they themselves prepare, it is pastures and can be hitched to the for the counterfeit! therefore a particularly busy time. crude treadmill in the barn. The truth can be gossip. Why Best Guides The herds of cattle, goats, and A visit to a typical Our guides, we pretend, must Norwegian farm horses during the summer grazing spread it, if it does undeserved at this season would imply your in the mountains are tended injury? be sinless; as if those were not by A clever woman can merely d sharing their work as either a young unmarried often the best teachers who only daughter well as their equally d or an old woman. The life of a sum, listen to a man in a manner that yesterday got corrected for their jollity afterwards. The activities of mer dairy maid has been celebrated flatters him. mistakes. George Eliot. g would in song and harvesting and for hundreds of saga keep you busy on any of the thou- years. She lives in a small log hut sands of small farms which skirt with turf her roof, passing days the long twisting fjords or utilize cows and goats, making butwhat level land there is along the milking ter and tending the huge iron caldr r4 rushing rivers in mountain valleys. rons in which milk is slowly simGlance for a moment at Halling-da- l, mered to make rich cheese. She a long valley which winds sets off to the upland pastures riding through the central section of Nor- a pony which is loaded with empty way. For most of its length it is tubs as well as with her few belongonly one or two farms wide, for the ings. Later, when a brother visits mountainsides rise steeply from the her hut to bring supplies, he will river bottom. This valley is familiar collect the tubs filled with butter to those who have traveled by rail and cheeses and carry them back to the homestead. from Oslo to Bergen. the The cattle are small brindly By daily train it is possible to reach Hallingdals villages beasts with spreading d around which cluster farms of typi- horns. They have not been bred for cal rural Norwegian families. If you quantity milk production. Little atshould visit such e family, you could tention seems to be paid to breedparticipate in their harvesting but ing. Often a cow will give only a only after being welcomed by shar- quart or so at milking. If you woning their food, even though it be der why such a cow is tolerated, just a nibble of fruit fresh leaf let- you may receive such an explanatuce, little curled anchovies, and tion as this: Ja, but she is small, and does not eat much, either, that sheets of crisp fl jtbread. cow. In a land where every spear Clouds sweeping over the mountains and across the valley serve of hay has value, this is an arguwarning that it may rain before ment of great weight. dusk. The hay from the high meadn Food Mostly ow should be in the barn before Aside from the fine white cake then. All hands must seize rakes and flour, which is imported from Amerhurry to the meadow for a race with ica, most of the family food is the weather. at home. Barley, rye, and oats are milled locally, the miller Haying in Hallingdal The Hailing farmer still uses a getting a share of the meal and hand scythe and never misses a flour for his work. The garden tuft hidden away in the fence corner yields stores of cabbages, potatoes, or along the river bank. Every spear and root vegetables for the winter. of grass is valuable. The youngest Potatoes, too, are an important crop child follows the workers to glean for they are on the familys daily car owners realize how easily an newFirestoneStandardTires are made possibla the wisps that the others have menu and, along with birch twigs, ot erwise perfect trip can be spoiled by because Firestone saves missed. They all help load the sweet form a staple item in the winter you money five ways-- " tire trouble. Now Firestone makes it possible dry hay into a little hayrack made diet of the cattle. buying better raw materials at the source, of unstripped birch saplings. Nature is lavish here with a large or to car you with four equip new number your of berries, both wild and This is hauled to the barn by hand, controlling every step in processing the raw tires that will give you blowout protection, for the little pony has been sent to tame. Masses of wild strawberries material, more efficient tire manufacturing, the mountain meadow for the sum- grow along the roadsides. There are s non i and safety long mileage at volume production and more economical mer along with the cattle, so that currants from which to make sweet wild cherries, the juice of prices remarkably low. every bit of grass on the home farm wine; distribution. could be made into hay for the long which is bottled to make soup and Ever since the winter. The hayrack is not a heavy puddings; the little wild mountain Come in today load to push except for the last little cranberries, which make delicious introduction of the new to and see this amazing serve with pork or roast way up the log runway into the jam Firestone StandardTire mow, which can be taken with a ptarmigan; and, best of all, the new tire. Dont take arctic cloudberry, growing in the rush and a whoop. the Firestone factories chances on unsafe tires. Before long all the hay is stowed mountain top sloughs. This last, have been running day from that meadow, from the edge of when stored in great crocks, keeps Let your Firestone the dark spruces on the mountain- through the winter, without cooking and night to take care or other to the of preservation. bank side wild strawAuto Supply and dusty of the demand. Car berries by the roadside. Then everyAll Put in the Stabbur Service Store or one can hang the wooden rakes owners were quick The harvests of yearly cereals, Firestone Dealer along the log wall of the woodshed the to recognize the and enjoy an out of doors coffee and cheeses, cured meats, bread, cakes are stored in the stabbur. equip your car picnic of coffee, little cakes, and The and outstanding safety or stabbur, is a storehouse, wild berries strung on grass stems. with a new set of of the Norwegian .of economy The coffee cloth has been spread typical feature Firestone Standard It is built of logs on high out on the grass under a wild cherry landscape. remarkable new tire. mushroom-shape- d stilts as a protree. Tires first choice of The extra values in the While the young women of the tection against marauding insects and rats. thrifty car owners. carved, it is family are busy in the fields, the guarded Elaborately the weather by a against grandmother who is too old to help coat of wood tar. The front porch of spins wool for the winter supply of the structure is BRAKE reached by a flight built of good gaily patterned socks and mittens. LINING materials by skilled On lonely farms, housewives eager- of plank steps separated from the Firestone brake a sort of by building moat of workmen air gives Ifff in lining ly watch the road and discuss the across which f positivecontrol. volume producthieving animals probable errand of every passer-btion. would find it difficult to leap. Down by the river there is a field $330., psrset The wrought-iro- n be cut while of green, barley key, which fits Lob.:? Extra Firestone ,. there is still sap in the stalk and a wooden lock in the heavy carved Courier, built the grain has just reached the milk door, takes two hands to turn. The for small car FAN BELTS! .. $5.9 door opens into a small dark room owners who stage. This is dried over racks in 30x3 Cl. want safety at a the field. Then it is very prickly to with heavy log walls unbroken by .. low price. In windows. There are large bins of load. various kinds of meal and flour AUTO SUPPLIES Then Barley and Rye each with a brightly painted When the hay is all in, the barley scoop hanging above it. On wooden 22up MtfUri shelves )J and rye grow ripe. The farmer are stacked cheeses of many kinds. cuts through the shimmering golden There are gay wooden, boxes full of 7.7 fields with great swings of his cakes which had been baked in the Linn. Pill. A JO FtN.Mu.39uP scythe. At each stroke the grain spring when the cream was rich. PruiM dfuP falls in a neat semicircle on the In one corner on a low platform is bound Then it into sheets of rye and barley flatbread ground dies t be shocked spirally around with crinkly edges, Listen to the Voice of Firestone temptingly Monday Evenings over N, B. C. WEAF Network tall sa. lings stuck in the ground. brown, are piled almost to the There is a little red ladder to climb Prepared by the National Geographic Society. Washington. D. C. WNU Service. self-respe- ct whole-hearte- whole-hearte- merry-makin- Av brass-tippe- Home-Grow- pro-cuc- ed pEW this y. 430-21..- . $5-6- 0 4.75-19..- .. $4-3- 3 W 43. ( I s obstinate; when you are y just firmness? When fellow doesnt like yow hes prejudiced when yon like him, you are a good jUdge of human nature? When the other fellow treat someone especially wej he s toadying; when you trv sa Same, you are using tael When the other fellow picvi flaws in things, hes you do, you are discriminating" When the other feHow says what He thinks, hes spiteful; when you do, you are frank? 1( 45 I |