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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1944)
T H U R SD A Y , JA N . 13, 1944 TIM ES. W ILLAM INA. OREGON Even n Friend Mifrfa Not Appreciate Such Greeting A »mall section of rubber hose »lipped over the end of n fuucet will help to prevent chipping und breaking of glassware. • • • It the ticking of a clock annoy» an invalid, yet she insists on know ing the time frequently, place a glass bowl over the offending clock. It can then be seen but not heard. • • • To keep the clothe» prop in place when used on a wire line, place a clothespin on each side of the prop. Insulating board, cut to proper »hupe and size, makes n neut und serviceable table pad. For larger tubles, it can be made in sections. e a » More Juice can be obtained from lemons if they are warmed before squeezing. A good way is to let the fruit stand in warm water for a few minutes. • • • When sewing, a medicine dropper filled with water and run along a seuin which is to be pressed, is the simplest method of dampen ing the m aterial. Several years ago George Ade was visiting London and, feeling lonesome, suddenly spotted a man he thought he knew back home. He rushed up eagerly and gave the fellow a resounding whack on the back, causing his glasses to fly off, his hat to sail into the air and his armload of bundles to fall into the street. Then he discovered his mistake and apologized profusely to the stranger, explaining that he thought the man to be an old friend. “ Oh, that's quite all right, old chap,” said the Englishman, "but —er—tell me, does your friend care for this sort of thing?” r ? ? ? ? ? ? ASK M e 1 ANOTHER : The Queetione 1. What is the insigne for the m ilitary police of the U. S. army? 2. What is a gavotte? 3. The Isle of Capri is in what sea? 4. A candidate for the presiden cy of the United States must be at least how old? 5. Supersfitiously speaking, a loupgarou is what? 0. What is the Latin name of Switzerland? 7. Why can our arm y and navy BACK IN GRANDMA'S DAY Pop’« Share “ Did you do much fighting dur ing the last war, Pa?” “ I did my share of it, son.” “ Did you make the enemy run?” “ I certainly did, my boy.” “ Did they catch you, Dad?” D O N ’T »X T CONSTIPATION SLO W YOU UR • W h e n bow» I a are aluggiah and yow fa a l Ir r ita b le , b n ad arh y , do aa m illio n « do - chew F K K N A M I N T , tb a m o d e m c h e w in g - g u m l a i a t i v a . S im p l y c h a w K E E N A M I N T bafora you go to ba«f, ta k in g o n ly in accordanca w ith package direction s - alaap w ith o u t being d is tu rb e d . N e a t m ornin g g e n tle , tho ro ugh re lie f, help ing you (eel awell again. T r y K E E N A M I N T . Ta a tea good, ia h a n d y and econom ical. A generous fa m ily s upp ly set to wear with your very best winter clothes and it has no age lim it. The hat and mittens are as at tractive on the chic gray-haired woman as they are on the college girl! s e e It seems now that the duration will last longer than the war. T o o b ta in c o m p le te c ro c h e tin g in s tru c tions fo r th e P in k -F lo w e r H a t a nd M itte n Set ( P a t t e r n N o . 5644) send 16 cen ts in c o in , y o u r n a m e an d a d d re s s and th e p a t te rn n u m b e r. D u e to a n u n u s u a lly la r g e d e m a n d an d c u r re n t w a r c ond itio ns, s lig h tly m o re tim e Is re q u ire d in fillin g o rd e rs f o r a fe w of th e m ost p o p u la r p a tte rn n u m b e rs . More Below Two soldiers, on their way for overseas duty, were standing on the deck of a transport. F irst Soldier—Did you ever sec so much water in all your life? Second Soldier— You uin’t seen nothin' yet. That's just the top of it. FEEN-A-MINT~io< S N A P P Y Send y o u r o r d e r to : HOME NEEDLEW ORK 14» N e w M o n tg o m e ry St. S an F ra n c is c o , C a lif. FA CTS Then He Went ABOUT became o f the hired hand you g<H from the city?" “lie u ted Io he a chauffeur, and he crau led under a mule Io tee uhy it didn't <«.“ " I f A ,il R U B B E R A mum A bee's sting is only one-thirty- second of an inch long. The other two feet is purely imagination. Only Thinking P rivate—I think I ’ll punch that sergeant in the nose again. Second P rivate—You mean to say you punched him? P rivate—Oh, no, I mean I thought the same, thing every day last week. bombardiers hit even camouflaged targets? The A newer a 1. Crossed pistols. 2. A dance. 3. The Tyrrhenian sea. 4. Thirty-five. 5. A person able to assume a wolf’s form. 0. Helvetia. 7. Infrared film can spot false structure (netting, cloth streamers, artificial camouflage), so that a trained cameram an, with one look, can select the proper target. N O T E — T h is rug d e s ig n is fro m B O O K 8 w h ic h con ta in s 31 o th e r thin g s to m a k e fro m s cra p s of fa b r ic a n d o th e r odds and ends. P r ic e of book Is 15 cents. A d d re s s : \ \ 7 H E N you have made one rag ’ ’ rug you w ill find yourself a m ember of an enthusiastic clan; counting the days until you fall heir to a dress of a particular color that fits into the design that is developing under your fingers. These enthusiasts also bleach ma terials to tone them down; they brighten others with dye; they an tique some with tea and they have a wonderful time. TABASCO T h e a n a p p ie a t aeaaoning k n o w n , a n d th e w o rld ’a m o a t w id e ly d is tr ib u te d food p ro d u c t! A dash o f th ia p iq u a n t sauce gives a ra r e fla v o r to a n y fo o d . T A B A S C O — th a season ing secret o f m a s te r chef a fo r m o re tiaan 75 y ea rs ! MRS. R UTH W Y E T H SPEARS B ed fo rd HIUs N e w Y o rk D r a w e r 10 E n c lo se 15 cents to r Book N o. 8. N am e ................................................................ A ddress ............................................................ CLABBER GIRL M U I M A N C O M B A N * J .< » » f H A J T F IN D IA N A TOO BAD W e c an ’t m ak e enou gh S m ith Bros. C o u g h D r o p j to satisfy e ve ry b o d y, because o u r o u t p u t is w a r-re d u c e d —so please b u y o n ly as m a n y as you re a lly need. T h r o u g h th re e gen- e ra tio n s an d five w a rs . S m ith Bros. C o u g h D r o p s h a v e g iv e n s o o t h in g r e l i e f f r o m coughs d u e to cclds. S till o n ly 5L. S t. Joseph SMITH BROS. COUGH DROPS A S P IR IN W O R U 'l LAR EE S i SELLER AT IB* A N D ★ Send Your Scrap to the Salvage Pile TR A D YOU SE E , A L L T H O S E V IT A M I N S GO R IG H T IN T O Y O U R B A K IN G , W IT H NO GREAT LO SS IN TH E O V E N . A N O A GO OD S U P P LY O F F L E IS C H M A N N S W IL L K E E P P ER FEC TLY IN YOUR ICE BOX.’ THOUGHT W E COULO 6 0 OVER TO I THE CHURCH SOCIAL TOGETHER, M ARY. I M M M , THOSE ROLLS SMELL D E L IC IO U S '| BUT HOW D IO YOU EVER F IN O T IM E TO B AK E T H E M TO DA Y? L poet with fhe BEST OF EVERYTHING for B A KING " T h e s ke tc h give s a ll th e d ire c tio n s you w ill need to copy th is fa s c in a tin g b ra id e d ra g ru g w ith a flo w e r m e d a llio n in the c e n te r. O r y ou m a y m a k e tw o o f the m e d a llio n s , sew th e m to g e th e r an d a dd a b ra id e d h a n d le fo r a k n ittin g b a g . B ra id th e fa b r ic strip s t ig h tly a nd k e e p th e w o rk fla t w h ile you sew th e c irc le s fo r th e roses a n d th e loops fo r le a v e s : th e n sew th e m to g e th e r. U se c a r p e t th re a d double fo r this a n d fo r s ew ing th e b ra id e d row s a ro u n d th e edge o f th e ru g . C O LD S D E M A N D IM M E D IA T E A T T E N T IO N C f T P R O M P T R E L IE F ! Here’s a way to overcome con stipation without harsh laxatives. Drink juice of 1 Sunkist Lemon in a glass of w ater fir s t thing on arising. Most people find this all they need— stimulates normal bowel ac tion day after day! Lemon and w a te r is good fo r you. Lemons are among the rich est sources of vitamin C, which combats fatigue, helps resist colda and infections. They supply valu able amounts of vitamins B, and P. They pep up appetite. They a lk a ltn ize, aid digestion. Lemon and water has a fresh tang too— clears the mouth, wakes yoa up, starts you going. T ry this grand wake-up drink 10 mornings. See i f it doesn’t help ou! Use C a lifo r n ia S u n k is t emons. CLABBER GIRL RUTH WYETH SPEARS pirst in rubber S im p le F r e sh F r u it D r in k Makes Purgatives Unnec essary for Most People V ^O U ’L L see this set in the very * best places this winter—they're second to none in good looks. Cro chet the smart pill-box hat of black wool and please—do the separate flowers in pink! The pink and black combination with the match ing mittens are lovely with a bea ver coat—or a fur coat of any sort. This is distinctly a gala dress-up HOME FRONT BFGoodrichl Save M o n e y - G et Large fr o fw m y 5f ae A unique phonograph record is that of the bugle call which sound ed the Charge of the Light B ri gade at Balaklava, Russia, on October 25, 1854, during the C ri mean war. Using the original bu gle, the English soldier who sound ed the call on the battlefield made the recording in London 53 years ago. One of the few copies of it is owned by Yale university. ON THE peace C old « m ay lend to aerloua llln e a a . I f negle« ted ’ R eal —avoid exposure. A nd fo r usual cold m iseries, ta k e G rove's (.o ld T a b le ts . T h e y 'r e Ilk a a d o cto r's p re s c rip tio n — t h a t la, a m u lt ip le m e d ic in e . G o n ta in e ig h t a c tiv e m e d ic in a l In g re d ie n ts — Alva p ro m p t, d e c i sive re lie f fr o m a ll these cold ay n ip - to m e . H eadache— body aches— fever — nas a l s tu ffin e s s . T a k e eaactlv aa d ire c te d . 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