Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-07-08

without lifting his eyes, I'm not
coming This is heaven enough for
me.
l drink Its the Water" to the
health of Frank NJ. Kenney, Secre-
tary of the Olympia Brewing Co.,
to use Rip Van Wrinkles toast,
Live long and prosper''-"It's the
Water" have stated in this de-
partment that Olympia beer con-
tanned more per cent. of Adam S
Ale" than any other beer, and bless
you, l have been given seemingly
the Merry Ha-Ha." ] have been
informed that some brewers even
go so far as to claim it is AL water" "
But personal acquaintance with Its
the Water" will cause me to affirm
that do not know the exact per cent
of water used in the manufacture of
Olympia beer, but | do knoW It's
the Water" is the best beer | have
ever drank, and have managed in
my career on Earth to sample few
different "brews." And gee! what
is more delightful, when reading
Notes of Traveller" by Frank
M. Kenney, running in the WASH
INGTON STANDARD, articles of educa-
ton, delight and interest, to have a
bottle of Its the Water to help
you imagine you are with the writer
of them, that you are right with him
on the spot? BY the way, Notes
of Traveller" should be issued in
bOok-form. Another glass, please,
of It's the Water"
Klam: 1T is awful the amount
of money it requires to dress a wo-
man."
Mrs. Klam: "Why you paid SO
for the pants you have on. and you
find fault with them. I don't think
it costs any more to dress women
than it does man, taking every
thing into consideration"
| KIam: Fiddle sticks! Any part
of women's clothes costs so much
more than mans that they make
the mans apparel look like q Cana
dian half-dime with six holes in it,"
Mrs. Klam: There are some
articles of women clothing that do
not cost near what you paid for your
pants. Mr.. Klam, and I can prove it
in, black and white"
Klam; "That so? Well, Mrs. Klam,
now that you are so wise, and know
so much, where is your proof?"
Mrs. Klam: Here it is Mr.. Know
it-all Klam."
And Mrs. Klam handed Mr.. Klam
the following which she had clipped
from Seattle newspaper containing
q half-pago advertisement of the
Bon Marche, the leading department
store in Seattle, which read thusly:
| women's 17c Pants at
Women's Rand.top Pants, Knee 1nc
length. Lace trimmed, Umbreii~ lUC
Il Styles. From $50 TO 1880. Main Floor.
Klam after reading the foregoing.
looked at Mrs. Klam, grabbed his
hat, saying he had to zee Imam
down town"
4 Here is pretty story Of the cal
vary clover as an emblem Of the
Trinity. 1t was sent me by friend,
and though he and l differ as night
and day on religious subjects. we
are. and have been hyds close hlicuins
for over ID years. and outside of re-
ligious affairs, our cara has always
been that OF the tum tnm sort.
The article N question reads as
follows:
I'VE do not 60 sufficiently to Ma
ture to learn the many Divine lessons
that she is ready to teach us. At
Trinity season she points us to the
fields and woods seeming to say:
Cannot you understand the mys.
terry of the Holy Trinity in your
mind 2" And as | follow her she
bids me stoop down and blindly pick
the first thing / touch; and 10, hold
in. my hand simple clover leaf.
But for the lesson of Nature which
is in my mind. another clover speci-
men known as the Calvary clover. is
a truthful and beautiful illustration
1of the Trinity. Life begins at the
beginning, so.will l, and the begin
ming Of a plant is its seed, in this
case OF polished blackness. 1t does
not take long to germinate; you may
SOW it for yourself in a pot OF rich
soil and watch the lesson which Ma
ture has provided.
i The first step taken, stem is seen
to appear having at its end conven-
tional heart cut in two. But watch
it; bring the pot into the sunshine
and you will soon see before you q
heart-shaped leaf, bearing in its
centre a crimson stain, like drop of
blood. After a week or two we will
have many heart-shaped leaves, each
bearing a blood-mark. In another
day or two the leaves fall, leaving o
small green pod. Day by day it viii.
swell and turn deep brown. Give
1t q deft twist, and, behold, in mini
ature, o perfect Crown OF Thorns