Gold Hill news., April 13, 1939, Image 3

The Gold Hill New». Gold Hill. Oregon
Thu rada y, April 13, 1939
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
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MESCAL IKE
P a tte r n 1947
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him w e DONT
WANT NONE.
(C opyright, by 8. E . H u n tley.)
By J. MILLAR W ATT
PO P — Preparedne»»
T H A T ’S TH E ID E A O F
THE S M IT H S T A K IN G
L E S S O N S IN S P A N IS H
s o T C X P C C T TNC Y
W A N T TO K N O V
WHAT IT S A Y S
WWCN IT B E G IN S ç
TO TALK !
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SPA N ISH B A B Y -
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Curse of Progress
AND N O W W E O
L IK E T O H E A R
W H A T O U P R A D IO
A U D IE N C E H A S T O
SAV A B O U T O U R
________ y P R O S O A M - -
W e are
LO O KING
V O R W A O D
TO
NERVOUS?
D o y o u fe e l e o n e r v o u s y o u w a n t t o sc r e a m ?
A r e y o u c r o ss a n d irr ita b le ? D o y o u »cold
t h o s e d e a r e st t o y o u ?
I f y o u r n e r v e s a r e o n e d g e a n d y o u fee l
y o u n e e d a g o o d g e n e r a l s y s te m t o m e , tr y
L y d ia B . M n k h a m ’» V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d ,
m a d e « s p e c ia lly /o r w om en.
F o r o v e r 6 0 y e a r s o n e w o m a n h a s to ld a n ­
o t h e r h o w t o g o “ « m ilin g th r u ” w it h r e lia b le
P in k h a m ’a C o m p o u n d . I t h e lp s n a tu r e b u ild
U p m o re p h y s ic a l r e s is ta n c e a n d t h u s h e lp s
c a lm q u iv e r in g n e r v e s a n d le s s e n d is c o m fo r ts
fr o m a n n o y in g s y m p to m s w h ic h o f t e n a c ­
c o m p a n y f e m a le fu n c tio n a l d iso r d e r s.
W h y n o t g iv e i t a c h a n c e t o h e lp Y O U ?
O v e r o n e m illio n w o m e n h a v e w r itt e n in
r e p o r tin g w o n d e r fu l b e n e fits fr o m P in k h a m ’a
C om pound.
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
DETOURS
M ilte—W hat’s the id ea of w earin g
a m ourning band on your left leg,
P at?
P a t—M e m oth er h a s p a ssed aw ay.
M ike—B ut w h y on your leg in­
stea d of your arm ?
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m other.
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your n a m e, m y little m an?
S m a ll B oy—W ell, if th a t ain ’t the
lim it! W hy, it w a s you that ch ris­
ten ed m e !—P ittsb u rg G azette.
DRINK
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T o y o u r d a i l y c u p o l h o i w a t a x . a d d th a
T H ’ D K V
RADIO SETS
WILL BE
B ein g p erson al is the d istin ctiv e
th in g w ith lin en s and p erso n a l a c ­
c e s s o r ie s tod ay. T h ese a lp h ab ets,
m a in ly in la zy -d a isy stitch , a re
m o s t e ffe c tiv e in b la ck or green
and a color or in tw o sh a d es of a
co lo r. Y ou ’ll w an t to p u t th em on
ev ery th in g ! T h ey’re so q u ick ly
em b roid ered ev e n th at y ou n gster
o f tw e lv e w ould en joy d oing th em .
P a tte r n 1947 con tain s a tran sfer
p a ttern of tw o 2V4-inch and tw o
lV i-in ch alp h a b ets; d irectio n s for
p la c in g in itia ls; illu stration s of
stitc h e s.
S en d 15 c e n ts in coin s for th is
p a ttern to T he S ew in g C ircle,
N e e d le c r a ft D ep t., 82 E igh th A ve­
n u e, N ew Y ork, N . Y.
P le a s e w rite your n a m e, ad­
d r e ss and p attern n u m b er p lain ly.
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A N N O U N C E R
MERCHANDISE
B la m e the P rin ter
“ W aiter! I ’v e found a n eed le in
m y so u p !”
W aiter: “ B eg pardon, sir, typo­
g ra p h ica l error. It should h a v e been
a n ood le.”
Why W orry?
F a th er—N ed, w h y a re you alw ays
a t the b ottom of you r cla ss?
N ed —It
lo e s n ’t r e a lly m atter,
dad. We g e t the sa m e instruction
a t both en d s of the c la s s .
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