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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1941)
THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1941 Q uiz With A n sw ers O ffering Information on V arious S u b je c ts The A n sw ers $10,000,000 Cruise Ship Strikes Reef k • . 1. W hat is the rule of noblesse oblige? 2. W hat word has the opposite m eaning of prolix? 3. W hat w orkm an used a ca n t hook? 4. A horsepow er is equal to how m any w atts? 5. How m any deadly sins are listed? 6. W hat is the ta llest living an i m al? 7. How m uch does a p resid en ‘ial inau g u ratio n cost? 1. R ank im poses obligation. 2. Concise. 3. A lu m b erm an (for tu rning logs). 4. One horsepow er: 746 w atts. 5. Seven: P rid e, covetousness, lust, an g er, gluttony, envy, sloth. 6. The giraffe (the m ales som e tim es a tta in a height of 18 feet). 7. The cost has v arie d from tim e to tim e. Congress appropri ated $35,000 for 1941 in au g u ral ex penses—about $7,000 less th an w as expended in 1937. HOW - SEW By RUTH W YETH SPEARS the sk etch shows how the two pieces of th e slip cover w ere m ade. FIBER BOARD SEAT TO REPAIR WORN NOTE: You will find more illustrations for making over dining room ehairs, old rockers and armchairs in Mrs. Spears' Books 5 and 6 Also directions for design- ing and making rugs: hooked, braided and crocheted. Each book has 32 pages of illustrated directions. Send order to: ,CANE SEAT SEAT ¡COYER MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York Enclose 20c for Books 5 and 0. Nam e ........................................................ I WITH /C-TIE5 FRIh V ,ew of the 5X0,000,000 luxury liner, Manhattan, fast in the grip of a sand bar or uncharted coral reef 25C thrmLh®,VheS- i i * a m Be’ ch’ F la ‘ The sh,P’s 250 passengers were removed safely to shore. Inset: Having come ashoreh thr‘ ,ng exPer,ence> passengers of the Manhattan wave gaily to the cameraman while being taken Something for Nazis to Ponder Over T F A CHAIR is all legs, angles Address .............................. x and cu rv es in th e w rong places, a slip cover m a y do as m uch for it as a becom ing frock will do for an aw kw ard girl. The rig h t color, a dash of style, fab ric cut to bring out g racefu l lines and cover defects, and p resto — a new personality for the ugly duckling! T h at w as the tre a tm e n t given a set of old ch a irs like the one shown here. A two-piece frock w as planned to re p e a t tones in the w all p ap er of th e room in w hich the Conscience c h a irs w ere to be used. The bold Man, w retched m an, w hene’er strip es of the putty tan, g reen and he stoops to sin feels, with the act, wine red m a te ria l gave ju st the a strong rem o rse w ithin.—Juvenal. rig h t co n tra st with th e flowered p a tte rn on the wall. N arrow green fringe w as used for edging and FEMALE FAIN Fortunately for Passenger No Rules W ere Broken W ITH UPSET NERVOUS SPELLS- You women who suffer pain of Irreg ular periods with nervous, cranky spells due to monthly functional As the west-bound exp ress train disturbances should find Lydia E. thundered through th e w ayside P ln k h a m ’s V egetab le C om pound sim ply marvelous to relieve euch station, a door b u rst open and a annoying symptoms. p assen g er fell out. F o rtu n ately , • P ln k h a m ’s C om pound Is made especially for women to help relieve he landed on a heap of sand, so, such distressing feelings and thus though badly shaken up, he w a sn 't help them go sm iling thru such ‘•difficult days. ’’Over 1,000,000 women h u rt m uch. have reported remarkable benefits. WORTH TRYING! Any drugstore. The tra in shrieked to a stop and the conductor h u rried to the side of the victim . Father of Virtues “ H urt b a d ? ” he inquired. A thankful h e a rt is not only the “ No, I guess n o t,” replied the g re a te st v irtu e, but the p are n t of m an, ‘‘but w h at’ll I do now ?” all the other v irtu es.—Cicero. ‘‘L et m e see your tic k e t,” said the rep rese n tativ e of the railro ad . When it w as produced he ex am ined it closely, then: ‘‘I t ’s all rig h t,” he said. ‘‘This A c u p s o f^ » » ' ticket allows for a b reak in the jo u rn ey .” (=üs A t the left Winston Churchill inspects the American mechanized squadron in London. The squadron is com posed of Americans from the United States. Right: A demonstration of the various methods of getting troops and vehicles across a river is given by the British royal engineers. The troops are making the crossing in col lapsible boats. For bringing heavy equipment across, the boats are used as pontoons for a plank bridge. Their Country Lost, They Fight W ith British ib m > S'SSB&SS'* ? Mascot 'S? GARFIELD TEA T h e D a r k A ges Y o u 'll lik e »he way It snape you back to the feelln k o f f a r in ’ to go” fitness an d In te rn a l cleanliness. N o t a m ira c le w o rker, b u t If te m p o ra ry co n s tip a tio n la causing Indiges tio n . headaches. Ilstlessneaa. (.a r fie ld Tea w ill c e rta in ly ” do w onder».” F A U SAMFLBt !•< — 25c a t drugstores Most historians place the period of the D ark ages betw een th e tim e the w estern Rom an em p ire fell in For P ro m p t R elief 475 A. D. and the discovery of the pandects — a sy stem atically at* ranged collection of R om an laws— a t Amalfi, Italy, in 1150, o r a pe o p ia te « or q u in in e G A R F IE L D riod of about seven centuries. The HMDACHE POWDER discovery of these laws led to a IOc • 2 5 c _______ general study of R om an and 3 e e id o c t o r i f h o a d a c h e » p e r s is t G reek lite ra tu re which o v ercam e m uch of the intellectual d ark n ess which had com e with th e b a rb a ri Sorrows and Joy ans who had sp read over the con Sorrow s rem e m b ere d sw eeten tinent from n orthern E urope. present joy.—Poliok. le n t—a cough due to a cold — it .o k a to the too thing action o f Sm ith Bro*. C ugh Drop«. T w o fo o d * Black o f M en the. * * Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the only drops containing VITAM IN A TRAC Their homeland gone, these Polish troops joined with the British forces and are now undergoing training somewhere in Scotland. Above they are seen with tanks in battle formation during maneuvers. The tanks, incidentally, are French ones, and were taken to England when the N a il hordes over-ran France. Mother Goose, mascot of the Mae- mere stables in M iam i, Fla., super vises the electric treatment of Puro Oro, three-year-old filly, whose ex pensive legs are learning * hat's watt. The goose likes the Maemere horses and the bangtails reciprocate. V ita m in A 'C arotene) raiaea the reainance o f um coui m e m h n n e i o f note and throat to cold in fe c tio o * w h en lack o f ream - aoce u due to V ita m in A deficiency. THE ADVERTISER INVITES YOUR COMPARISON Tk« u r Y « .g o o d l i . in n tM u , U« to c that o m hl« p .,. good. them with other«. Wa do. Should he relax for a minute and let hie atandarda drop we diacern it. We tell other. W e ceaae buying hia product. Therefore he keep« up the high atandard of hia wares, and th e price« aa low as p ~ . h u
