Southern O regon M iner, T hursday, O ctober 12, 1944 R e m o v in g P a rtitio n B e tw e e n th e R oom # THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE r I AVE you ever thought of re- I 1 moving the partition between your living and dining room but feared the ceiling would sag if sup ports were removed? Or, perhaps you have considered the idea and decided that after all it might not always be convenient to have the two rooms in one? Here is an an swer to both of these questions. The sketch shows the partition removed to give a greater feeling of space but the main supports Clean Comics That W ill Amuse Both Old and Young boiaf — «uni BSKBEJ03 SPARKY WATTS ♦ i ' ak kv . vihv O o h ' r YOU U <E MV CAK ANU PRIVÉ TO APPLEU A Lt ? VOI» PUN SO PAST vu u MIOM r M I5S T M ’ KO A P A N P — OH, I f * O NLY A MUNPKEP M IL E S ANU I KNOW EVEPY TOPS NOW— TWO POPS »OflA LOW* HWLAMCtJ REG’LAR FELLERS—The Danger Zone By GENE BYRNES TUB W HOLE A T R O U B L E w it h m o m IS ,- SHE D O N T SCARE E A 5 / > 1 have been left in. A balustrade between the two rooms makes a division without spoiling the light airy effect and a draw curtain matching the living room d ra peries make it possible to shut the dining room off when desired. By i the clever use of curtaining throughout the two rooms are drawn together though they are still separate units. • • • n o t e — Here 1» new» tor homemakers. »ketch I» fro m ■ new J ** M r». Spear» called M A K E Y O U R OWN 'C U R T A IN S T h u 3J-pa«e book I» fu ll of ; «m art ne» curtain and drapery Idea« with ! Illustrated »lep-by »tep direction» for measuring, cutting, m ak in g ana hanging «11 type» from the »Im pleit s»»h curtain to the meut complicated lined over drapery or »tiffined valance. W hatever your curtain problem here la th e .a n»wer. O rder book by name and encloaa I» cents ____ | Address: 1 T h is M RS. R l T il W Y E T H rP F A B S R edford H ill» ’ • r“ D raw er I* Enclose IS cent» for book “ M a ke Your Own Curtain»." Nam e . SNAPPY FACTS ABOUT ' RUBBER . L C ollyer, pretldent o f Tko „ . . Goodrich C o , boliovot * 0 » It WHI bo o lle « » ! tw o y e o r» öfter the Rr»t reeopture o f f o r f o r t robber- prodwcmg territorio» betöre normol oporotion» con bo restored. Moon- while. »yelhetiC ond the to n t’ orMy decreotm fl omount o f noterei rob ber I" » e U . » . w » •><” • * ° ’ « h* coro o f our reRvireieent». Iv o r y »Into wn o t o r l o f 1,000 fig h te r plano» R oot In to o t ti» » on »bo b a ttle fro n t or on bo m b in g r a id * . • • • " • »0 ru b b e r n re being «o rried tb e n ir. The U. » W . r D e p a rtm e n t ««wee» »bow »bat th e o v e ra « » R ghter piene bn» IOS pound» of ro b b er »« w h e re ln It» «on»»rw«»ion. J k h m m peace B F Goodrich | RAISING KANE—That’» Fair! By FRANK WEBB FIRST ■77; in rubber « Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Crromulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronehitu In v est in L ib erty ★ ★ B uy W a r Bond# with a sinfl# Garfield Headache Powder OR » M t h ln t n l l t l R a m »be n a g iln g . F • p llt t ln g b M d t t h M I I » » t . m t tho«o t» n « « w a r days, t r y ■ G o r n r ld H ta d o c h o P o w d e r. Q u ic k re lie f 1» yow r». u t u t lly w ith t tin g le eowdor. C otts o n ly 21« tor U n td frld - uol dose», ISc fur « doso». A t your drug«»oro. (Cntoa Un W l At » W rit» lor o N N SA M Fll o l O o r l le t d H o o d o d ie Fondor - olio lor Garfield Too, »rod lor conrflpollon. odd tüllgotlio«, ood id "loop dooo ¡mido.” w t l T I . CABILLO TU CD.. f id d k t An, I U|» R E T , K HB Nix, Freddie! That’» a federal offense I” O GARFIELD