Southern Oregon miner., March 28, 1946, Image 7

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W o m a n 's W o r l d
C ouchs
d u « t o c o ld *
Blouse From One Yard, of Fabric
T ailo red Slacks and Vests Are
Easily Made from Men’s Suits
form s the tie s; pinch-pleat the c a p
sleeves and fasten w ith a bow, a t ­
tach sash ties to back—and th e re
you are!
I(XWIKX| U . p . ,
are eased, atickv r - . _ ¡111
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irrita te d upper breathing pamigea are
toothed ___.
and relieved,
rubbing
Vicka
. . . ____ _ - b y , ____
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V apoltub on throat, chest and back
_____Itime.
Blessed relief as Vu|xjRub
a tb e d f
PENETRATES to upper bronchial
tubes w ith its spcclul medicinal vapors,
STIMULATES chest and back sur­
faces like u warming poultice.
Often by morning most o f the mis­
ery o f the cold is gone I Remember—
ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this spe­
cial double uction. It's time-tested,
hoine-proved . . . the best-known home
remedy for rellev-
ing miseries of
kA
children’s
colds.
SS-ÎSS5?
WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you teei
punk as the dickens, brings on stomach
upset, sour taste, gasey discomfort,
take Dr. Caldwell’s famous medians
to quickly pull the trigger on lazy “ in­
nards” and help you leal bright and
chipper again.
DR. CALDWELL’S is the wonderful sen­
na laxative contained in good old Syrup
Pepsin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara­
tions in prescriptions to make the medi­
cine more palatable and agreeable to
take. So be sure your laxative is con­
tained in Syrup Pepein.
INSIST ON OR. CALDWELL’S— the fa-
vorile of millions lor 50 years, and (eel
that wholesome relief
" ' ltc~
from constipa­
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tion. Even finicky children love it.
CAUTIONi Use only as directed.
C^rtta
//,z
F YOU cun p e n u a d e your son or
• husband to p a rt w ith th u t old
■hlny ault, you w ill have the m a k­
ings o f a nice slack su it rig h t in
hand So often suits m ay become
lll-A ttln g fo r the men folk Sleeves
m ay be too short, trouser legs not
quite long enough. In some cases,
the vest loses a ll use because It is loo
tig h t to wear.
W ith e xp e rt c u ttin g und fittin g ,
m any of these old suits can be suc­
cessfully rem odeled Into u s m a rt
slack suit fo r the tecn-aged g irl.
If there Is a g re a t deal of fittin g
to be done. It w ould be best to buy
u p a tte rn to assure accurate cuttin g .
I f you are e xp e rt at c u ttin g and
fittin g , m ake up a p a tte rn of your
own. I f there is little fittin g to be
done, rip the trousers out c o m p le te ­
ly und tr im them ns necessary
In woolen fu b ric s It Is essential
to allow a generous h a lf Inch fo r
scams on a ll edges beyond the
s titc h in g lines. M a rk the paper p a t­
terns to in d ica te the sections to be
cut fro m lin in g fa b ric and m a rk
to show the lengthw ise thread.
In m a kin g the slacks o r trousers,
It Is especially im p o rta n t to have
them hang p ro p e rly. By no means
should they be too tig h t, as this
w ill not only give a poor appear­
ance, but It w ill cause the fa b ric
to p u ll a p a rt easily.
SYRUP PEPSIN
I t i 'i i i i i i l i 'l a m an's o ld suit
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of lhe
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CMOX
TOOTH
po w d er
Homes Poured to Order
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SENNA LAXATIVE
C O N T A IM I0 IN
L a y the p a tte rn on the fa b ric co r­
re c tly , m a kin g sure that both are
on a smooth surface. The m achine
w ill need some a d ju stin g too, before
you a tta ck the sewing problem .
M en’ s suits are m ade of th ic k e r m a ­
te ria l than you o rd in a rily use fo r
sewing and the stitches w ill have to
be adjusted to the w e ig h t of the
fa b ric . When you stitch o ve r three
o r fo u r thicknesses, tr y the stitc h
on scraps before a c tu a lly beginning.
T a ilo rin g the slacks is a real c h a l­
lenge as It requires a d iffe re n t tech­
nique fro m the sewing on o rd in a ry
fa b rics. Be generous w ith pins and
bastings. I t ’s h ard to rip out stitches
on m a te ria l of th is type, and i t ’ s a
good Idea to be rig h t before you
put those fin ish in g stitches in the
slacks. The slacks w ill have to be
P ’osy P r e tty
One of the best home ways to
I f we see a n ylh in g approaching
us resem bling a huge concrete
po u re r accompanied by some ap­
paratus out of a Superm an cartoon
i t could be one of those outfits th a t
now pours a m an a home w h ile he
waits.
ARTHRITIS PAINS
Need the Faitejf Relief, Longest Heal Comfort
that can be found—thousands of sufferers now
turn Io O IN T -E A S E - known for 40 years as
J O IN T -E A S E - f o r _grealer re * f because I
contains not lust o n /o r two but FOUR great
paln-relleving medicines which bring ALL inEIK
WOlHT-EASE
P R E P A R A T IO N S
Liquid — Tablets — Salve — Nose Drop«
Has satisfied millions for years.
Caution.
U*o only a * dif«<.t«d
13—4
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PAZO
¿PILES
Relieves? pain soreness
and
PASO
IN
TUBES I
M illio n s o l people suffering fro m
sim
ple
have found
W
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'IW Piles,
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PAZO
o l in
en
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s
w hy: First, PAZO o in tm e n t soorhee
Inflam ed areas— relieves pain and
Itc h in g . Second, PAZO o in tm e n t
lubricates hardened, dried parts
' — am
i d . sore-
helns prevent cracking
— -
ness T h ird , PAZO o in tm e n t tends
to reduce swelling and check m inor
bleeding. F o u rth , I t ’s easy to use.
PA ZO o in tm e n t s p e rfo ra te d P ile
P ip e m akes a p p lic a tio n s im p le ,
th o ro u g h . Y o u r d o c to r can te ll
you about PAZO o in tm e n t.
IU F F O S IT O R III
ÎO O I
Some p e rto n t, and m any doctort,
prefer
use
suppositories,
so PAZO
p m e r to
»u u
«e ■
u P p v e n v « s.
com et In handy euppoeltorlee also.
T h e ta m e to o th in g relief th a t
PAZO always g l r e t . ______________
G et PAZO T o d ay! A1 D ru g s to re s !
N o ..
Name—
A ddress-
COT A COLD?
The apparatus consists o f a giant
house-form o r m ould w hich is c a rt­
ed to a homesite. Then the cement
m ix e r draw s up and pours. A fte r
24 hours a h y d ra u lic d e rric k a r­
rive s, lifts off the fo rm and . . .
presto! . . . T h a r she stands, the
home com plete i f not b e a u tifu l!
In to u tr im
vest.
Help shake it off with
JY igh E nergy WSM
A b e g u ilin g ly s im p le dress in pas­
te l strip e d cotton is this one w ith
a tig h t bodice, cap sleeves and fu ll
s k irt.
E m b ro id e re d
posies
go
around the hem and cut petals en­
hance the neckline.
M o th e r and d a u g h te r outfits have
long been popular, b u t now we are
also beginning to see m a tc h in g suits
fo r the younger and o ld e r b ro th e r.
W ith s k irts fu ll and sleeves in ­
flated rig h t now, w aists, of course,
look s m a lle r and s m a lle r. T in y m id ­
riffs are played up, some o f them
even being laced lik e a re a l corset.
W aistlines are d ip p in g lo w e r o ve r
rounded hips.
Stove-pipe hats w ith narrow b rim s
are seen m ore and m ore in the
news. These usually c a rry some
in tric a te d e ta il lik e a gold strand
fo r trim m in g .
In some strip e d m a te ria ls, ve ry
m uch re se m b lin g m en's su it m a te ri­
al, y o u 'll find ja c k e ts s lig h tly cu t­
aw ay and flared. W ear these w ith
fro th y , veiled hats fo r the last w ord
in fashion.
E R E is a s m a rt blouse th at
even the m ost inexperienced
sew er can put together in a couple
of hours. Very p retty too. Takes
ju st one y ard of fabric in size 12—
use flowered or plain rayon silk or
satin. Bind the neck with a double
facing of self m ateria l, which
H
g irl's slack su it fro m a m an's suit
F u lto n M akes Good
vest, it w ill be necessary to cut the
vest
a
at
shoulder
under-
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p a
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F U ulton,
M u o.,
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a rm seams. Then fit the fro n t and college. to w hich fo rm e r P rim e Min-
back vest to the figure. The second ¡ster W inston C h u rc h ill m ade a his-
button fro m the bottom should come to ric jo u rn e y, is a tow n o f 8,000
to the w a istlin e .
persons. I t has a police fo rce of
The seams are then pinned d ire ct- . onjy seven m en. The college is one
ly on top of the shoulders so t h a t ; of the sm ai] est in the w o rld . But
the w a is tlin e is in the above posi­ It is on the m ap now and how!
tion. The vest w ill extend away fro m
the fig u re a t the fro n t arm hole.
Up to now i t had been known
D raw th is excess down to the u n d e r­ only as a place once visite d by Je ff
a rm seam and m ake a d a rt in to D avis and as a tow n w here B ill
the u n d e ra rm seam.
C orum once dug sweet potatoes,
Shoulder
seams
should
be danced the two-step and played bas­
m a rke d a fte r ta kin g the vest off the ke tb a ll. B u t today out there they
figure, and also the side seams on ask “ Yale? H a rva rd ? P rinceton?
the fro n t vest. T his is done w ith W here are th e y? ”
basting. U n d e ra rm d a rts both in the
vest and lin in g should be m arked.
W IT H T H E W A N T ADS
Pin both fro n ts together. C ut off
“ W ill swap m y collection of
at the shoulder and sides a llo w in g
swords, bayonets, daggers, ro lle r
generously (about an inch) fo r
skates, opium pipes fo r sm a ll elec­
seams.
tr ic organ, m usic box, &c. (N. Y .)
The d a rts in the vest and lin in g
F907.” —Y ankee Magazine.
should be stitched separately. Slash
d a rts in the vest and press open.
C areful, m is te r! Y our assump­
T u rn under one-half inch on vest
tio n th a t the labor-m anagem ent c ri­
and lin in g at shoulders and u n d e r­
sis is o ver m a y be prem ature.
a rm seams, rip p in g back outside
the s titc h in g when necessary. Baste
“ I have an old m agic book (about
the edges together and press. S titch
1895) w hich exposed a ll tric k s . I t
close to the edge on the m achine.
is a professional m a g icia n 's book.
A k n itte d back fo r this type of
W ill swap fo r fo u r new p a ir of ny-
vest
Y v S l does
Q O tS
not
s l U l take
U lK l
I m
IlU
uch
v Il
w
W o
U rk
IK
d
and
llU
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T f in f l • ♦
V o w
w ill m ake a v e ry a ttra c tiv e o u tfit I
10- <N - Y ’ > J909 - Y a n ‘
When han d -kn it wool sweaters
are no longer usable, the wool
fro m them can be easily re ­
cla im e d i f the g a rm e n t is washed
and d rie d thoroughly. Do not tr y
to u n ra v e l a sw eater w hich is k n it
too closely. Use the fo llo w in g
m ethod fo r rip p in g hand-knit
sweaters.
1. W ind the strands of wool
around a board, m a k in g sure th a t
the end is alw ays visible. Con­
tinue u n til you have a long enough
piece, and then break off the wool.
2. T ie the s ta rtin g and fin ish ­
ing ends together on the board.
A t fo u r equal distances a part,
tie a w h ite thread around the
wool strands on the board, and
then rem ove the wool fro m the
board. R epeat these steps u n til
the sw eater is co m pletely u n ra v ­
eled.
3. D ip the skein of wool into
w a rm
w a te r u n til thoroughly
soaked and then squeeze excess
w a te r out c a re fu lly . Tie a w eight
to the bottom of the wet skein
to rem ove kinks, and then hang
skein to d ry . Do not expose to
sun; d ry in any a iry place. When
d ry , w ind into balls. It is then
ready fo r k n ittin g .
I f you are run down—becauia
you're
zte IV not
nvv getting —
all
— —
the
—
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A AD
itamins
you need—
V v ii
'
’ s — ta rt takinff
S cott’s Em ulsion to p ro m p tly
help b r in g back e n e rp y an d
stam ina and build reswfowce.
Good-tasting Scott's is rich iij
n a tu r a l A & D V ita m in s a n a
e n e rg y -b u ild in g , n a tu r a l o il.
Buy today I AU druggists.
S m a rt Blouse
A ll you have to do is chisel off the
rough edges!
A man named LeTourneau has in ­
m achine-stitched at a ll points, and
vented the housepourer and has
the stitches should be as short as
been pouring ’em in Longview , Tex.,
is p ra c tic a l.
and V icksburg, Miss. Huge crowds
I f the seams on the inside of the
gathered in each place to w atch a
slacks are made as n e a tly as pos­
m achine la y a house ju s t as a hen
sible, the garm ent w ill hang w ell
and look w ell. W ork on a fla t su r­ lays an egg.
face and press each seam before
AH that rem ains to be done is to
It Joins another. The seams should
m ake the m achine cackle a t the
coqje together w ithout stre tch in g or
end of the perform ance.
pulling.
I can’t stress pressing too highly
How sim ple! You buy a lot, phone
when w o rk in g w ith wool. A ll the
the Day-A-Bungalow office and say
scams need constant pressing to
you would lik e a fo u r-ro o m home
assure good fit and w orkm anship,
rig h t away. The man asks i f you
and
the
touch
the
«
IIU
m e final
n r i u i finishing
iir iis iin iB
w u v n to
m
V nn
slacks should be a com plete press ! can w a it a couple of hours. You
jn
say it s a rush o rder. P resently the
apparatus trundles up and a man
C utting and M aking
' hops out w ith the q u e ry: “ W here
The Vest F ro m a S uit
would
you lik e
this
residence
I f you are m a kin g a vest fo r a ! P °urcd.
H oiv to R eclaim W ool
W orks Soothing Magic In
COLD
Enclose 16 cents fo r P a tte rn
I t seems th a t the m a ch in e ry fo r
producing such a home has been
perfected and is already on the
roads pouring home, sweet homes
fo r people who w ant to get a p a r­
lo r, bedroom and bath w hile they re
hot.
if you lack BLOOD-IRON
You girls and wom en who suffer so
from sim ple an em ia t h a t you're pale,
weak, “ dragged o u t” — th ia may be due
to lack of b lo o d -iro n . So try Lydia E
P ln k h a m ’s T A B L E T S — one of th e best
hom e ways to b u ild up red blood— In
such cases. I’ln k h a m 's Ta b le ts are one
of th e greatest blo o d -iro n tonics you
can buy I A t all drugstores
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S E W IN G C IR C L E N E E D L E W O R K
709 Mission St., San F ran cisco, C a lif.
fo r the g irl. I f desired, a calot can S kee M agazine.
«
also be m ade fo r the slack and vest
— ~ ...
,
suit, in the same color as the i D o n 't be s illy ! You 11 need every-
k n itte d back
th in g any m a g icia n has got i f you
__ _____________
are d eterm ined to get nylons.
80110 UP
ftCO BLOOD
i.
T o obtain co m p lete p a tte rn and fin ish­
for r the O
ing instructions fo
’’’ n e-P iece Blouse
(P a tte rn Nr. 5O8BI, sizes 12. 14. 1# In ­
cluded send 16 cents in coin, yo u r n a m e ,
address, and the p a tte rn nu m b er.
D ue to an un usually la rg e d e m a n d and
cu rre n t conditions, m o re tim e is re ­
quired In filling orders fo r a few of the
most po pu lar p a tte rn nu m b ers.
CORN
SCOTT'S EMULSION
Y E A R -R O U N D
T O N IC
RAW
G e t this cereal also in Kellogg’s
/» « —• V A R I E T Y — 6 d ifferent cereals, 10
generous packages, in one handy carton 1
LETS YOU TURN OUT BREAD
a/a moments notice/
Quick acting. . . easy to use-keeps for weeks
on your pantry shelf
IF YOU BAKE AT HO M E—you can
make a ll the delicious bread you w a n t to
. . . any tim e you w a n t to w ith w o n d e rfu l
Fleischm ann’s Fast R isin g D ry Y east. N o
more being caught sh o rt w ith n“ yeast in the
house . . . no spoiled b a tch because yeast
weakened . . . F le isch m a n n ’s F ast R ising
keeps fresh on y o u r p a n try sh e lf fo r weeks.
Keep a supply handy. A t yo u r grocer’s.
A nation-w ide phone s trik e was
averted and It’ s p re tty m uch o f a
su rp rise to the public, w hich has
become accustom ed to having noth­
in g settled.
Im a Dodo, by the w ay, thinks
those “ long lin e s” operators are
the ta ll, sta te ly ones.
Can i t be possible th a t H enry
K « lse r sold a ll th a t stock w ith o u t
know ing w here he was to get the
steel to m ake ears?
CAN YOU REMEMBER
Away back when there were more
regular newspapers around than there
were columnists?
H iro h lto who never m ixed w ith his
subjects now w alks around tow n
and v is its shops and stores. A hale
fe llo w w e ll blitzed.
"P re s id e n t Asks A m e rica n s
E a t L ess.” —H eadline.
to
Ju d g ing fro m the portions being
served in m ost restaurants, i t w o n 't
be any too d iffic u lt.
C hester Bowles, the red-hot ad­
vocate o f ceilings, is a Y ale m an
and i t is possible his yen to keep
th in g s down is a re su lt of -all those
H a rv a rd fo o tb a ll scores.
Sen-Gay
Japan is so fu ll of sweetness and
lig h t these days and behaving w ith
such ra re g e n tility th a t It makes
m ost people m ig h ty suspicious. I t
w ould m ake a lo t of folks feel bet­
te r i f som ewhere a Japanese leader
w ould m ake a face and le t out a
fierce, b e llig e re n t ye ll.
Those atomic energy spies in Canada
were on a “fission" trip.
How about striking from the coin
“ E Plurlbus Unum” and substitut­
ing *T gotta get m ine."
• G et soothing, blessed relief from tormenting neuralgia
pains—with fast-acting Ben-Gay! Your doctor knows the
famous pain-relieving agents—methyl salicylate and men­
thol. Well, Ben-Gay contains up to2 */a times more of both
these wonderfully soothing ingredients than five other
widely offered rub-ins. Get genuine, quick-action Ben-Gay I
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