Thursday, M ay 28. 1942 NEW IDEAS a I “4 DRESSER W IT H SHELVES OH TOP CUTS OFF KITCHEN V IE W Joan AMERICAN RED CROSS When i m t i t r strikes, the Bed Cress ts i t * te and lest out. O L U N T E E R Special Services of the American Red Cross have been geared to meet w ar re quirements and w ar priorities. Although a shortage of m ateri als has cut down production work, women who have sewed and knit ted for the Red Cross w ill be glad to know that, under an agreement with the W ar Production board, a certain amount of wool and yard goods w ill be available for Red Cross workers, according to Mre. Dwight Davis, national director of this Red Cross program. These restricted quantities are to be used only for knitted articles for our soldiers and sailors when requested by their commanding officers, and for garments for civilian relief, either at home or abroad, which are absolutely nec essary. The Red Cross Motor corps has been active since the early days of the First World war. but since last year its work has more than tripled. Motor corps volunteers drive the ambulances which provide transportation for hospitals and Red Cross chapters, and hold themselves ready for service in any kind of em erg ency. Besides their basic tra in ing in motor mechanics and advanced first aid, many m em bers are now studying map reading, stretcher drills, and convoy and ambulance black out driving in co-operation with their local police and Are de partments. V A new canteen aide corps has recently been formed in prepara tion for w artim e emergencies, when feeding of large groups of people such a3 evacuees or disas ter viqtims may have to be hastily organized. Red Cross nurse's aides, who have learned how to help the trained nurses in hospitals and clinics, are now being trained to work on the emergency medical field units set up in large centers in case of a ir attack. The other general w artim e vol unteer services of the Red Cross include home service to the fam i lies of the men in the forces, the hospital and recreation corpswhich brings cheer to the sick and wounded, and the staff assistance corps, which provides volunteers for all kinds of office work m hos pitals, clinics and Red Cross chap te r and to man information desks and register disaster victims. Prepiired exclu«lvply for WNU. N a m e ............................................................. man A ddreis ......................................................... Bari - I'm urrry you /e e f that way about ma. but thank, /or ih t compii- mani. By J E R K Y L I N K Slow Going As the secretary of the golf club was crossing the course he saw a player driving off about a foot in front of the tee-mark. "H e re ,” he exclaimed indignant ly. “ you can’t do that! You’re dis qualified.” “ Why?” demanded the player. "Y ou ’re driving off in front of the m a rk .” “ Don't be an ass!” was the terse reply; “ I'm playing my third shot.” M R S. M U T H W Y E T H S P E A R S Bedford H ilt* N ew Y o rk D ra w e r I t Enclose 10 cen t* for P a ttern No. 207 Name ............................... ........... ......................................................... p - o - n- ««. n- n- e~ p- n- o- e-P- n- o- n- c- rv. c-r^-p-p-p-p-p-p. p - p - p - p - p - p - p - p ^ ? ASK MS I IANOTHER ! A quiz with answers offering ? information on various subjects ? ? The Antwert The Question» W R E C K IN G COMPANY F o u le n d . O re . RABBITS AND SKINS P O U L T R Y A N D R A B B IT S W A N T E D Good w h ite f r y e r r a b b it skins 8#o t o »0o p e r lb W r it e p o s tc a rd f o r p ric e s and In fo r m a tio n . B aby • Oo„ sss R. W . P ro»«. P a rtla a d . O re. FOR SALE W E S T E R N A UTO B O T F L Y STO RE. A u th o riz e d d e a le r, t h r iv in g c it y n e a r S e a ttle . P ro a p e ro u a bu eln e aa . 8 5.- 00« re q u ire d . W r i t e C . B . W ils o n , ■ a o h o m ie h . W a s h .___________________ W E H A V E B U Y E R S f o r b o th la rg e and e m a il t r a c t » o f tim b e r , p a r t ic u la r ly c e d a r p ilin g . .Ma ll f u ll p a r tlc u a r a to B . O B IB G W B L L , 400 M a s o n ic B ld g , S a le m . O r e. V nrnisT o b s. APPROVED C H IC K S and POULTS. Be C o n fid e n t! P u rc h a s e q u a lit y b re ed in g , s ta n d a rd iz e d la rg e egg ty p e s tra in s O r d e r f ro m BX S T A T B S Z T O B I X T us FO R S A L E — A llis C h a lm e r s m odel W. M. T o n y K a rc h b e e k , a * »ton, O r a s o n . _________________________ D A IR Y A N D F O U N T A IN L U N C H — L a r g e r e t a il r o u te : e x e c e lle n t re p u ta tio n . good In co m e ; ow ner has good rea s o n f o r s e llin g ; w o rth In - v e H tlg a ttn g . A d d re s s P . O . boa 14. C orvallis. Orsgon. T h e Deacon used to say. ‘ Bad news doesn't need any pushln*. I t moves along fast enough by Itself. B u t good news la kin d s sluggish. Bo nudge I t along a ll you can!" I sort of lik e th a t Idea myself. 8o I ’m nudging along to you how K E LLO G G S PEP la ex tra -ric h In vitam in s Bi and D— th e tw o v ita m ins hardest to get enough o f In o r d in a ry m e a l*. And n o th ing th a t tastes as good as PEP has any business being good for you! T ry It . I Just know yo u'll like I t I ftp 8133 'T 'H E cotton scraps you have A been saving can make this apron for you! You can carry out a patchwork design if you wish, or make it with a patterned m a terial in contrast with plain as our sketches suggest. And, what a pretty apron you achieve—in this thrifty sewing adventure! With the bib top buttoned securely in place this apron w ill protect your frock through the most strenuous of household jobs! • • • A deltciottPcereol thot tttfipliet per I — f w r r i i s f ; 112 dotty tteed o f ritotoio D i 415 to 1/5 etutatitioi dotty need o f n to o ta t B\. coft « i « ht . i i u 1. Horseshoe, wishbone, blue bird, four-leaf clover, and rabbit's foot. 2. Opions. 3. Dismas. 4. Giraffe. 5. Balsa wood. 6. Sinuate is to wind in and out. Insinuate is to indicate or suggest indirectly. 7. Lou Gehrig. 8. No. Napoleon is one of the outstanding figures in world his tory whose portrait has never ap peared on any postage stamp of any country. 9. New York city. 10. A jurist is’ one skilled in the science of laws; a juror is one who serves on a jury. 40 and 43 . •» h l i m i c obpsbt And why? Be cause he found ----------- there was ■ way to relieve that aggravating gas, headache, listless ness, coated tongue and bad breath, from which ho had suffered, due to spells of constipation. H e tried A D L E R U A — why don’t you? B is an effective blend of 6 carm inatives an d 3 laxatives fo r D O U B L E action. A D L E R JK A quickly relieves gas, and gentle bowel action follows surpris ingly fast. T a k e this ad along to the Size 18 req uires IV * yard s 32 Eternal Note drug store. Above the indistinguishable roar of the many feet I feel the pres ence of the sun, of the immense forces of the universe, and beyond these the sense of the eternal now, of the im m ortal . . . There lives on in me an unquenchable belief, thought burning like the sun, that there is yet something to be found, something real, something to give each separate personality sun shine and flowers in its own exist ence now.—Richard Jeffries. ________________ E Q U IP P E D T illa m o o k d a ir y ra n c h , 40 head cow s, n e w b a rn , m o d e rn , gross in co m e 30000 y e a r, s m a ll d o w n p a y m e n t o r tra d e f o r a p a r t - m e n t house o r m o to r c o u rt. O w n e r. B a r i O o h e ea , B a y C ity , O re . SAVE, SAVE. SAVE; W ith " V IC TORY" B la d e hone. U p to 10« s haves fr o m eac h d in g le o r d o uble edge r a z o r b la d e . S a v es cost in s h o rt t im e , la s ts f o r y e a rs . W hat i f w a r d e m an d ta k e s a ll fin e s te e l* B e tte r p la y s a fe and use your blades m a n y tim e s lo n g e r w it h th e V ic t o r y H o n e . S a m p le 35 c ts. p o s t p aid . D ozen p o s tp a id 83.00. A g e n ts w a n te d P a c lflo P ic t u r e * F ra m e C o- 8531 S. W . P a c ific X lg h w a y , P o r tla n d O re g o n . __________ _____ H E LP W A N TE D ^ B e r r y P ic k e rs a b o u t M a y 25. Good b e rrie s and wages, c a b in s , etc. W r it s Oeo. S ch a effer, B oring , P ro B A R B E R S — M o le r G r a d u a te s fe rr e d , G ood c o m m is s io n s . W o rk . W r ite 517 L lo y d S e a ttle . W a s h . P re S te a d y B ld g . ___ W ANTED. 100 S tra w b e rry P ic k e rs about M ay 2 0 th . C le a n flo o re d te n ts , s to v es w ood, a n d s t r a w f u r n ished. S h a d y c a m p w i t h r u n n in g w a te r a n d lig h ts . W r its G e o rg * K o lla n d . H ills b o r o , B J 8 .I. o r M a c - L a n g h lln P a c k in g C o . B e a v e rto n . O re g o n . P h o n s 3371 B e a v e rto n . G] ickled Pink! ! Pattern No. 8133 la in sizes 14 to 30; 1. Can you name five symbols of good luck? 2. What ingredient causes a dish of food to have a la lyonnaise add ed to its name? 3. Who was the penitent thief crucified with Christ? 4. What is a camelopard? 5. Which wood is the lighter in weight, cork, balsa wood or cherry wood? 6. What is the difference be tween sinuate and insinuate? 7. What baseball player was known as the "Iron Horse” ? 8. Has Napoleon’s portrait ever appeared on the postage Stamp of any country? 9. Where was Washington's first inaugural address delivered? 10. What is the difference be tween a jurist and a juror? TRUCK 1 0th A P E. H a w th o rn e . L .w la t o n . Id a h o L it e r t a t u r e on re q u e s t— W r it e Simple as That "Yes, I came face to face with a lion once,” said the club liar, ‘‘and I was alone and unarmed.” "Heavens, what did you do?” asked a new member, who didn't know his man. "W hat could I do? I tried star ing straight into his eyes, but he just continued crawling towards m e.” "How did you get away, then?” " I just left him and passed on to the next cage.” N O T E Scallop p a tte rn No JOT gives dozen* of d ra lg n * to Bt any »pace. These m ay be cut out of wood, com position board, linoleum , oil cloth or paper They m ay be p» *le d or painted on wood or m e ta l. The p a tte rn m ay al»o be used to m ak e novel flnlahe* for c u rta in * and other thin»» of fa b ric *. A«k to r p attern No. 2OT. and a d d re a *: e- J. Fuller Pep Anyone can recognise opportuni ty after the other fellow has seised K. to match the kitchen woodwork; scallop designs were then chosen to fit drawers and cross boards at top and bottom of shelves. These, as well as base and drawer pulls were painted orange. • • • Add re»« > / Another Type "How did Smith hurt his hand?" "Reckless driving.” "Smash up his car? " "No, Just his finger. He missed the nail.” RASS HOOKS HOLD A TRAY PREPAREDNESS d ie 6e»l P a tte rn N o ..........................S iz e ................... liring. ^— LEATHERETTE TACKED 1 ON BACK OF DRESSER new base gave it a modem air. Open shelves on top were the next step. The owner writes that she sent for scallop pattern 207. plan ning to have Jig saw scallops cut for the shelves but she changed her mind and used the pattern for painted scallops instead. The whole piece wus pointed pale gray I wouldn't marry S E W IN G C IR C L E P A T T P .B N D E P T . IIS N ew M ootgom cry S treet San F r a a c l x o C a lli. Enclose 20 cents In coin* for each p a tte rn desired. ? z> Appreciated SHADE ROLLER CURTAIN ON BACK OF SHELVES BUY UNITED STATES BONDS STAMPS W ANTED— HAND FO R GENERAL RANCH W ORK. E a s te r n W ash. H o u s e , cow , w ood, fu r . P e rm a n e n t f o r s a t is fa c t o r y m an . JS5.00 m o. B o x 15. O oodnoe K ill s . W a s h . The problem of what to send a service man has been solved by the men themselves. Tobacco tops the list of gifts service men prefer from the folks back home, accord ing to numerous surveys. If you have a friend or relative in the armed forces— Arm y, Navy, M a rines, or Coast Guard—who smxkts a pipe, or rolls-his-own, a pound of his favorite tobacco is very much in order. A big favorite with many service men is Prince Albert, the world's largest-selling smoking to bacco. Local dealers now are fea turing Prince Albert in the pound can for the men in the service.— Adv. AND M ||F * '¿ i/lA N ’l TH!® y o u BET CA M ELS Uncle ftk ilQ .Saui: ARE THE FAVORITE. CA M ELS S U IT THERE’S NOTHING M E BETTER ALL LIKE A C A M E L T h ere’s th e Rub FOR You don’t lose friends by lend ing them money. You lose them by expecting to get it back. Man can fly like a bird, but, alas, he cannot always alight like one. The am ateur gardener calls it a day: from daybreak to backbreak. W AYS. FLAVOR IMUOWA • In N R (N atu re’s Remedy) Tablets, there are no chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. N R Tablets are dif ferent— act d ifferen t Purely aetetable —a combination of 10 vegetable ingredients formulated over SO years ago. Unconted or candy coated, their action is depend able. thorough, yet gentle. a3 millions of N R ’s have proved. G e t a 10* Con- vtneer Box. Larger economy sizes, too. THEY DON’T TIRE M Y « TASTE A N O THEY'RE MILDER I0< BY FAR > CANBY T h a t C o v e rt W ar COAT«» Trouble is a lot of people trying to reap a rich harvest from some thing they didn’t sow. Some men aren’t scared of work. They go to sleep beside it. I f your luck isn't what you think it should be, put a “ p” in front of it and try again. REGULARI AM TO-HIGHT; T0H0RR0W »¡.RIGHT i Body and Mind A man’s body and his mind, with the utmost reverence to both I speak it, are exactly like the je r kin and the je rk in ’s lining;—rum ple the one,—you rumple the other. —Sterne. 9 0 V THESE CINNAMON BUNS ARE MARVELOUS, MARY! SURE w----- SILLY) WOULD LIKE A N O T H E R ./^ YOU GO RIGHT BUT . . . . or 35-inch m a te ria l for plain portion, yard « for p rin t portion. 8 y ard« of inch bias fold Send your o rd e r to: Her Prerogative Jean—You can’t believe all you hear. Joan—No; but you can repeat it. an old dresser with no m ir J UST ror and one leg broken, but a H a e r y -S u ty M o iu rs . a x e ls p a rts bodies, tire s , h o is ts an d used t r u c k s Congressman—And why do they ■ay that talk is cheap? Voter— Because the supply usu ally exceeds the demand. IINING R O O M TRUCK PARTS c. Good Proof By R uth W yeth S pears K IT C H E N 10X12' D E P A R T M E N T S E W IN G CIRCLE Jlotne-malteAi. ^04 CLASSIFIED PATTERNS. ‘ ST m m ----- " A H E A O AND EAT A LL YOU WANT. THESE BUNS ARE « 0 0 0 FOR YOU. THEYVE GOT EXTRA VITAM IN« NO MAGIC AT ALL) WHAT! NEVER HEARD . JUST BAKED THEM OF EXTRA VITAMINS WITH F L « I« C H M A N N ’8_ IN BUNS BEFORE. FRESH YEAST WHAT KINO OF MAGIC IS THAT? ’ OF COURSE I KNOW F L e iS C H M A N N ’S MARY BUT I NEVER K N E W . THAT ABOUT, YES INDEED, FLEISCHM ANN S IS THE ONLY YEAST W ITH ALL THESE V IT A M IN S ... A , • l , D , A N D G. WHAT'S M O R E. NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS APPRECIABLY LOST IN THE OVEN . THEY ALL GO RIGHT INTO YOUR BREAD OR R O LL S FOR THE EXTRA V I T A M I N S TH A T M O OTHER YEAST CAN W i t h m e n in th e N « v y , A rm y , M a r in e » , and C o a s t G u a rd , th e f a v o r it e c ig a r e t t e Is C a m e l. C Based o n a c t u a l s a l e s r e c o r d s in C anteens a n d Post E x c h a n g e s .) 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