TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
By the Waters of Chemquassabamticook
Items of Interest
AROUND
»he HOUSE
to the Housewife
Handy Duster.—The duster with
Getting Ready to Can.—Zinc
covers for fruit jars should be a long handle is a convenience for
has a bad back
washed, then dippod in a solution the housewife • who
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of soda, dried, and allowed to
Removing
Finger
Marks.—
sun for several hours.
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Sweet oil will remove finger
furniture.
Aid to Golfers.—If the strap on i marks from varnished
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your golf bag makes your shoul
Stippling Linoleum.—If youi
der sore, take a piece of old
sheepskin and mount it on the linoleum is showing signs of grow
ing old, try painting and stippling
strap with the wool inside.
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it. First remove wax and grease
Pink Mayonnaise.—Mayonnaise Then use a good floor enamel or
can be given a decorative pink by paint, put on two coats, and stip-
the addition of tomato catsup or j pie. A plain color shows foot-
j prints too easily.
cooked tomatoes.
Crocheted Edgings
For Every Purpose
Gov. Lewis O. Barrows of Maine
(left) and Stephen F. Chadwick of
Seattle, Wash., national commander
of the American Legion, camping
in the wilds of Maine, renege at the
sounding of the alarm. They’re
probably tired from pronouncing
Chemquassabamticook— site of their
fishing expedition. Right: The two
anglers wash with cold lake water,
n r e n a r a to r v to a dav's fishing.
Plow Aids Max
In Ring Comeback
Max Schmeling, former world’s
heavyweight champion, pictured be
hind the plow he used at Pommera-
nia, Germany, in training for his
comeback fight with Adolph Heuser
for the European championship. The
plow evidently worked miracles for
“Der Moxie,” for he knocked out
Heuser in 47 seconds.
B ritis h M in is te r o f W a r In sp ects T e r r it o r ia l A r m y
Pattern No. 2002.
You'll want to crochet these
• If your dealer cannot supply you,
edgings — they’re all different
send 20c with your dealer’s name
widths—since they lend them
selves to so many uses. Some are j for a Trial Package of 48 genuine
suitable for round doilies. Pat-1 PE-KO Jar Rings; sent prepaid.
tern 2002 contains directions for j
making edgings; illustrations of I
them and stitches; materials re
quired.
Send 15 cents in coins for this
pattern to The Sewing Circle,
Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Please write your name, ad
dress and pattern number plainly.
To Spend Wisely
A fool may make money, but il
takes a wise man to spend it.
P E -K O E D G E
JA R R U B B ER S
U'hatever Else Might Be
Said— He Was an Optimist
Leslie Hore-Belisha, British minister of war, is shown during his inspection of a South London anti
aircraft station recently as he made the rounds of several of the “war stations” and anti-aircraft units in and
around the city. The stations are manned by members of Britain’s territorial army who are undergoing their
annual training.
Nazi Schuschnigg
40 Mile Soaring Record Established
The fight was between two
leavyweights, Puncher Smith and
idler Jones. In the first round.
hincher hit the floor hard five
imes, and just before the bell
vent down for a full count.
The winner was rushed to the
nike where he said a few modest
vords. By this time Puncher had
•ome to, and staggered to his
eet. The
___ announcer coaxed him
o say a few words to the mil-
ions listening in.
Puncher tried to keep his knees
rom collapsing. He heard sounds
ike the chirping of thousands of
lirds. Then he said to the mike:
‘Ladies and gentlemen—this is
he greatest fight of my career—
ind mav the best man win!”
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an educational system which
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The advertisements are part
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WHY BE SATISFIED WITH
ORDINARY CORN FLAKES
FLAVORED THE ORDINARY WAY
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Kurt Schuschnigg Jr., son of the
last chancellor of independent Aus
tria, now a Nazi prisoner, was re
vealed recently as having joined the
Nazi ranks as a member of the uni
formed Hitler youth. The boy, 13
years old, was allowed to visit his
father several times while the for
mer chancellor was held prisoner in
a V ie n n a hotel.
P n b\i
3 gfinerous serving!
Chester J. Decker of Glen Rock, N. J., recently established a new
American soaring record in Elmira, N. ¥ ., for goal flight and return,
Decker flew to Hammondsport and returned to Harris Hill, a 40-mile
round trip, in three hours, seven minutes. Previous record was held
by Richard C. duPont of Wilmington, Del., who in 1936 flew 34 miles.
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