Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, February 05, 1948, Image 2

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    NEEDLEW ORK PATTERNS
IT’S THE LAW
[
C o rn e r
Pretty Bunny Bali to Crocket
By CLARISSA LO R EN Z
* ' n f f o i . k w o r x
«-N Mlaalon Nt , Nan P ranrlaro, Calif.
E n d o n 20 w ilts iur pattern
Wn
s Í T mi ’ ^ Í’ ‘ i
HEAD was in the clouds that
M |Y warm
day in A pril driving up
Broadway. The radio in my Jalopy
Nun»
was tuned in on Tom O'Neill, my
A d d irs a .
M ethods S u ggested
favorite voice of the year. I was lis­
tening to The Songshop Hour when
For T reating Lice
the sharp blast of a whistle brought
me down to this too, too solid earth.
Get Well
I'd driven straight through a red
Second Application Is
light.
Generally Necessary
As a big. burly traffic cop swag­
f i e n V eu r C eugN
gered over to my battered coupe,
Owe to a C a l i
The poultry grower has a choice of
my knees shook. I had a deep re­
several effective methods for treat­
T«r
spect for law’ and order.
L v L t 1 O C ough C o m
pound
ing lice. Which one he uses w ill de­
"What's the big idea, sister?" he
pend on his preference or the avail­
bellowed.
ability of remedies, according to
•'I'm sorry, officer, I said meekly.
Washington
State college. Whatever
" I was late for school."
method is used, birds should be
"Better be late than sorry," he
examined 10 days to two weeks after
said in an altogether different voice
treatment to see if any lice still are
as he caught O'Neill's lush rendition
present.
of “ Irresistible You." He jerked his
Louse eggs are not always de­
head and smiled at the radio. "You
stroyed by the treatment used, nnd
know, that guy's not bad."
these w ill hatch later A second
"He's simply super," I gurgled.
‘ He makes me all goose-pimply,”
The blue eyes of the law flickered,
then fell on the volume of Popular
Melodies on the seat beside me.
Music! What do you do for a
"But don't let it happen again. Remember,
living?"
I m keeping my eye on you.”
5667
"Piano teacher,” I replied, "a t
Next morning I wore my new s h irt which read. "The Singing
Miss Follens Day School." I gave
IJ ABY will have lots of fun with
Easter bonnet, a pink, flyaway con­ Cop.” "Nobody knows about it ex­
him a wan smile.
this gay bunny ball. It's c ro ­
fection.
On my radio O'Neill was
cheted of sturdy cotton with the
He pushed back his cap and wiped
cept the gang here. I told 'em it had
cute features em broidered in sim ­
the moist, blond ringlets plastered giving deliriously with "Tim e Waits to be that way. or else. If the boys
ple stitches — ears are crocheted
to his brow. "E ver do any radio for No One.” My heart went boomp down at the station knew I was
as I approached the crossing on
work?"
right onto the head. Easy to m ake
crooning canary, life wouldn't be
in a m inim um of tim e.
That made me wince. " I just wish Broadway*. There stood my nice worth liv in ’ .”
1 had a dollar for every audition giant in a shaft of sunlight. I drove
To obtain complete crocheting Inntruc
I sat still, looking slightly ga-ga.
straight through the red light. At the
I've had.”
•tltc h illiiatratlons, embroidering
.Say,,"
he
said,
his
eyes
twinkling,
directions and ItnlstUng Inform ation tor
blast of that tin whistle I jammed on
"P u ll over.” he ordered.
Bunny
B a ll (P a tte rn No SM7) lend 20
"that’s
a
fine
reception,
considering
the brake. He sauntered over, tw irl­
cents In coin, your name, a d d rris and p at­
that I finagled you a radio Job.”
I obeyed with alacrity. At the curb ing his shiny toy.
tern number.
L I M O N IN W A T E R
I became voluble. Anything to stave
Due to an unusually large demand and
"You did?" I gasped. "B ut Mr.
"Well, sister,” he said sternly, “ if
IS
G O O D FO R YO U
current conditions, lilg h tly more tim e Is
off a ticket. I told him that radio
you're gonna make it a habit, I have Burnham said—"
required In tilling orders for a few of ||ir
Try
if
10 d o y i. S u n k i s t
was a snare and delusion for any to take steps. Let's see your l i ­
most popular patterns.
He waved his big hand at me. " I
ambitious young girl. I ’d got no­ cense.”
know. When I heard about Miss
where, “ Sorry, we have our own
I looked at him in sheer dismay. Miles, I asked him to give you a tr y ­
Mass of body-louse eggs at-
staff accompanist. . . . Sorry, noth­ O'Neill went crooning on, but my out.” He looked up at the clock. tached to feathers.
ing right now, but if you’ll leave
Okay, beautiful. Let's try that old
traffic cop seemed deaf this morn­
your name—”
ing. "Make it snappy." So I fumbled number, ’Why Don't You F all in treatment usually is necessary and
thots a job for
He grinned, and it was like a in my im itation alligator bag and Love With Me?’ ”
should be applied about two weeks
burst of sunshine. He leaned against fished out the license folder. "B eryl
______ t h e M ENTHO LATUM T W IN S
I obeyed mechanically. As I said after the first treatment.
m y car, looking at me as i f I were a Thompson,” he read, and took down
One method is to fumigate with a
before, I have a deep respect for
crossword puzzle. “ Say, how about the number, name and address, law and order.
40 per cent nicotine sulfate solution.
dinner tonight?"
handed it to me. "Here you are.”
In this case directions of the manu­
You could have knocked me over
“ You conceited goon,” I told m y­
facturer should be followed.
w ith a feather. "Why, I don’t be­ self hotly, watching his broad back.
Lice powder also is effective.
lie v e -’’ I began prim ly. “ You see-" "Serves you right.”
These may be DDT. nicotine sulfate
I f he thought I was a g irl who could
The low ceiling depression that
or commercial sodium fluoride or
be picked up, even by a police­ hung over me all that day was lifted
sodium fluosilicate. These may be
man . . ."
at 5:35 when I got back to my room
applied by the pinch method. It con­
"Okay, sister,” he grunted. " I get and found a message to call Mr.
sists of placing on the skin of each
it.” Then his voice became official Burnham at the radio station. I flew
fowl about 10 pinches, rubbing into
again. "Well, I 'll let you off this to the hall phone.
Q tf/c í MENTHOLATUM lenta gently help axtÜ w tender bp
the breast, each thigh, below the
tim e.”
•k in , quickly
revive rlrtawl
dried out
UCK I V rwv,v*1
<u<l "th I U irs A ty * M
"Be at the studio tomorrow night
vent, on each side of the back, on
•k in cells, help tiiein retain needed
W hen biting raw winda cut D ims
"Thank you, officer,” I said.
WHEN
YOU
ADMIRE
YOU
at 6:30 sharp,” he said over the
the neck and head and on the under
leave tliem d ry and cracked and ao moisture. Noon •m a rlin g pain Inaveo.
"B ut don't let It happen again. phone.
ARE HAPPY.
your lipa feel softer, smoother —yon
side of each outspread wing. The
p,,‘nfu1 even hurta to smile quickl
Remember, I'm keeping m y eye on
call for M en th o U tu m , containing com* smile again. G et M e n tlio ia tu m today.
The next day I was on hand long
fowls also may be dusted, sprayed
m rting U«m phor ami m inty M en tho l.
you."
ALSO RELIEVES MEAD COLD STUFFINESS,
before six. “ I t ’s a transcription pro­
A man who was my friend is with dusting m aterial or dipped in a
I hiNMi fam nuj MunthoLutum ingrvd* CHEST COLD TIGHTNESS. NASA! IRRITATION
I looked at my watch: 8:45. I ’d gram ," Mr. Burnham explained. gone. He was a man everyone solution. In some parts of the coun
never make it by nine. Not when I
Miss Miles, the studio accompa­ loved. He could go into any com­ try louse ointments are widely used
had to pick up that daily cargo of nist, is out sick, and her substitute’s pany and inside of five minutes win
seven squirming kids and convoy having a baby.”
every person in that company as his
them to the red brick building that
"W hat’ s the program, Mr. Burn­ friend. His genius was the genius
Corn Production
was my prison five days a week. I ham?”
for expressing his warm and friend­
sighed. A rt is long and life is short,
ly
personality.
“ The Songshop Hour. Studio B.
and didn’t I know it. I ’d probably go Here’s the music. You’ll have plenty
Last night when I was thinking
Many things are required to pro­
on teaching sassy brats five-finger of time to run through it before over our friendship for each other
duce 100 bushels of corn per acre.
exercises until the grave yawned. O'Neill gets here.”
and trying to analyze to see if I The growing crop must have plenty
Especially now that Charlie had
"O ’Neill?
But he broadcasts could discover the true secret of his of nitrogen, phosphate, potash and
gone international on me. Corporal mornings, doesn’t he?”
gift, I h it upon something that other plant nutrients. A shortage of
Charles Brent, No. 1 heel! When I
hadn't ever occurred to me before. any w ill hold down yields and lower
"He
records
at
6
the
night
be­
got his bombshell of a letter two fore.”
His genius was the genius of the quality and feeding value of the
months ago, telling me cooly he’d
knowing how to admire.
Meb Wade prefers P. A. la s aloe and
crop. So the use of fertilizer is vital.
fallen for one of those Aussies, I ^ S J T H E green baize door of Studio
BN FbcNer U h .. a x fa r "N M U a 's " r t g « H l e .
I
’ve
never
known
anyone
who
was
For
high
corn
yields,
the
soil
must
kissed all hope goodbye of every
B closed soundlessly behind me,
“ bet bath agree—
m arrying an artist. Charlie played I felt like turning cartwheels. A little so filled with admiration and enthu­ store water for drouth periods. The
“ Taa c o a t te s t Prince M kort fa r
siasm
for
everything
in
the
wide
accompanying
chart
shows
how
the bassoon before the Arm y made before 6:30 a fa m ilia r voice broke
r .« l unotonf ¡ ; 1 ••
world as he was. About things that much of these it takes to produce
him play the bazooka.
up m y practicing. “ Hello, sister”
you and I take for granted, he went 100 bushels of corn. Organic m atter
U ntil today I thought he’d broken
I looked up, and my fingers began into raptures.
is especially important. While not a
m y heart. But that night in bed, to prickle. There was my traffic cop,
In
the
lowliest
and
meanest
of
CRIMP CUT
when I tried to picture him, all I bareheaded and in shirtsleeves.
could see were a pair of sky-blue “ Pardon the attire,” he said with lives he saw qualities to praise. Yes,
PRINCE ALBERT
eyes, strong white teeth, and moist, mock politeness. " I'm not supposed I'm sure his genius was the genius
for
admiration
and
that
that
was
’ i s A GREAT PIPE
blond ringlets under a policeman’s to wear m y coat off duty.”
what made him liked and popular
cap. I felt a twinge of remorse at
"A re you Tom O 'N eill?"
and happy, for you know what I am
tobacco — s o
having snubbed him. What if he was
“ Professionally speaking, yes.” telling you, that he was a happy
just a traffic cop? Maybe something He came over and began polishing
rich tasting and
man. How could he be otherwise
could still be done about it.
with his hand the badge on his blue when he found all the world and its
c o MILD AND
» Ä.
contents infinitely beautiful and ex­
EASY
ON THE
citing?
As I was thinking about him last
tongue
night I couldn’t help comparing him
—contrasting him rather—with an­
other friend. In his friends this other
“T here is no other tobacco like crimo
friend of mine finds nothing to ad­
imokILr,nC: ? lb7 t ,or - A'-"“
mire, absolutely nothing. He attacks
J ? 1ke, * " , h real p,pe comfort,’’ says
everything: The institutions which
mdd r h,dei P A ,m o kM
-n d
Grace Noll Crowell
Nitrogen, phosphate and potash
men have founded are grounded on
mild, right down through the last puff.
stupidity. The heads of our govern­ are the most im portant plant nu­
^ O N S ID E R your headache of the past, the
ment are crooks. Is he happy? You trients for growing corn.
■s*
pain
know he is not.
You may have thought could never
plant
food,
it
is
essential
to
I think it probably is easier to be
relieved;
like the second man I have told you production. Organic m atter
Recall some ancient sorrow that had lair.
about than the first, for it seems to proves tilth and keeps the soil loose
For long upon you— could you have believed
be
one of the traits of human nature and open. It is a sponge that soaks
p. PRINCE ALBERT'S
You would forget it as v n u h a v R ’ A h
to like to find fault rather than to up water readily for crops to
“
d
rin
k”
in
dry
spells.
It
allows
air
CRIMP C U T IS GRAND
find things that are good.
to reach roots and soil bacteria Or-
Yet I am convinced that anyone, ganic m atter can be built up
by
’ m ak / n ' s ' for casy -
with a little practice and attention growing deep-rooted legumes
and
to the job, can acquire part of the grasses frequently in the rotation.
to - roll cigarettes
genius of the man I started telling To get good stands, lim ing based on
that A R E M IL D
you about in this little article—the soil tests and a generous feeding of
S L
man who had the genius for adm ira­ phosphate and potash are needed.
A N D TASTY
tion.
Organic m atter can be replenished,
Just as an experiment suppose for too, by returning barnyard manure,
one day only you do not criticize straw and corn stalks to the land.
I
anything or anybody. Look for When plant food, good tilth, organic
something to admire and praise. If m atter and other soil conservation
" I ve been rolling m y own cia-
A lh e r tf WilH| Crlmp CUt Princ’
you look hard enough for something measures are combined into a team,
A lb ert for a long tim e,” says B ill
to praise, you can find it, but if maximum corn production per acre
I don’t know of any
you don’t find it right off, don't say is assured.
other tobacco that rolla up so
I t ’. . cinch to get fufl
a word of criticism —just keep still
bodied, neat cigarettes with P .A .”
i f you can't praise.
Rice as Poultry Feed
I t ’s amazing the effect this has on
your life and on your outlook on the Proves Satisfactory
world.
Whole and ground rice, rice bran
One man to whom I gave this ad­ and rice polish are excellent feeds
vice a short tim e ago said it was for egg production and growth in
like going out into the sunlight after chickens when they are adequately
leaving a darkened room when he supplemented with vitam in A and
began to see the world as an ad­ reasonably free from rancidity.
m irer rather than as a fault-finder.
Whole rough rice proves to be a
Consider that an experiment of satisfactory substitute for whole yel­
this kind w ill take just one day of low corn when included to the ex­
your tim e and not cost one cent tent of 75 per cent of the grain feed
f u n « m M M M « L a m r a o n a n d o l i opnv -
and ground rough rice replace
Don’t you think it ’s worthwhile?
•A T U R D A V N ICHTS ON N .R .O .
ground yellow core
a J. u ,-a , t „ i » _ O k . »I.ta-K«.
QUICKER
F ill F V ’Q
TAKE LAXATIVES ?
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the answer
is PA. /
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PRINCE
ALBERT
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