Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-11

feel as clean as a kitten.
HoWs the cS S'lsa,y inaui rsp,ie He" Gs
And It ought to, for She certainly gave
me a bakin' for fair,
Mneralized vapor Baths are certain
~ an infallible cure for colds or for
eliminating poisons from the system.
method of flushing and cleansing the
pores. of the poison and ehete matter
which gathers there and interfereS with
the skins function of elimination.
like those baths and also like Mrs.
Hills method Of fum4 MICA ana nd Sterii-
did you ask her to help you solve
that single puzzle. Charlie"
write up as % cents in part payment
for a bath. I'm going to buy sin papers.
Mrs. Hill gave me once a heagtifu'
i think, by, Madeline $. Bridges. Let
is. Listen, folks
WHEREVER YOU ARE
If l could only be with YOU, dear. with
YOU wherever YOU are,
| would not care whore our feet might
fare. under what sun or star
SO that my hand might reach your hand
and our step keep true and sure
BY any sea. or through any land, while
life for us both endure.
If only could be with you-ah. the
cloudest sky We're blue
The toughest path that the, wild waste
hath would be smooth, if l walk
I'd stoop to drink from the running
brook, I'd feed from the berry
For my soul could live on your tender
look, whenever it turned my way.
If only could be with YOU. dear, when
day is done. ana the night
Comes down out of heaven, so kind ana
near, to fold us away from sight,
and when we had knelt in prayer,
! All. what would matter, the place OF
rest. so that we both We're there?
Dear. l would leave a throne for you
and my Kingdoms door ajar
To seek and find YOU, the broad earth
through. and be wherever you are
While the swift days fly, and the slow
Al SenrS di ,be only MHr no more oi w to part
wide, its space between heart
That certainly. was beautiful" re-
II think So" answered uncle
not seven , he daXS in train is
in good shape" remarked Charlie. and
], feel as though look like a tramp.
What do YOU know about it?'
an sce f Henry rae
around to the Grays Harbor Renovatory
| u
cleaning and pressing establishment
that equals anything of it's kind in Sc
| attic, Portland or San Francisco"
| Meeting Mr.. John f.. Jorgensen. the
manager. he courteOusly showed the
young people through the plant. which
| more than interested them.
| "rheY certainly do some fine work
! there" remarked Charlie, as having left
! instruction to call at the Washington for
! his suits and several Of Nellie's skirts,
! they drove on.
! They do do some fine work" re-.
piled uncle. Mr.. Jorgensen may not
know how to paint a picture. or carve
a statute or play violin obligato. but
he certainly knows how to clean and
dye clothes to perfection. His. Special
~. if YOU can call it such is the clean
ing of ladies' fine evening gowns. organ
dies, mulls and laces. for that depart
ment receives especial attention. But
then all their departments are presided
over by experienced men. direct from
the cities, and the reason they do more
cleaning, pressing and dyeing than all
the other firms put together, is because
they have earned their reputation by
honest careful work. They've done all
my pressing and cleaning ever since
they came to Aberdeen"
Mr.. Jacobsen was telling me a fun
ny story the other day." said uncle. as
they left. about an Irish contractor,
living, at Chicago. who; being pretty
we'll fixed. sent on to Ireland for his
brother Patrick. When Pat arrived in