Southern Oregon News Review Thursday, May 26, 1949
NEEDLEW ORK PATTERNS
Monograms Add Personal Touch
liions and com plete em broid ering
“ns, s *’nd 20 cent» In coin, yo ur
,'iddress and p a tte rn nu m b er.
H K W I.\n ( IK C I.R m e c d l e w o r k
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f'h le a f a 7. III.
Enclose 20 cents lo r p a tte rn .
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ANOTHER
A General Quiz
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T h e Q u e s tio n s
IT M A Y INTEREST YOU I O KNOW |V E K
OUR B U D G ET THIS M O N T H 3 / S l M p u
_______ IN S T E A D
O F MULTIPLYING
1. W h a t is th e p ro p e r w a y fo r
L O U IS E IS S E T T I N G o U R C A U S E
B A CK . O N E
H U N D R E D YEARS«
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a w o m a n to s a lu te th e fla g ?
2. N a m e th e p la n e
in w h ic h
L in d b e r g h m a d e h is fa m o u s flig h t
fr o m N e w Y o rk to P a ris .
LITTLE REGGIE
7 IF YOU TRY TO TAKE A LITTLE
MEDICINE OEAR, |’| x d v r /
YOU A QUARTER
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/J U S T A
L IT T L E . . . .
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1 BOY /
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IT T A STE A W F U L ?
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3. W h a t is th e m e a n in g o f E s­
p e ra n to ?
r
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I LIKE T H E STUFF1
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I D NEVER GET A QU A R TER
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4 In W o rld W a r I I w e h a d W a r
B o n d s. W h a t w e re s im ila r bonds
c a lle d in th e f i r s t W o rld W a r?
I C A NT TAKE
I T . . . . I CANT
< 0 0 0 O H ... 1
5. W h e re a re th e L e e w a rd
la n d s ?
Is ­
D is t in c t iv e L in e n s
T h e A n s w e rs
1- B y p la c in g h e r r ig h t hand
o v e r h e r h e a rt.
Q I V E Y O U R lin e n s a d is tin c tiv e
p e rs o n a l
to u c h
w ith
these
handsom e
m o n o g ra m s .
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a n d e a sy to e m b r o id e r — a d m ire d
2. “ T h e S p ir it o f S t L o u is .”
3. A n a r t if ic i a l
la n g u a g e de
s ig n e d fo r in te r n a tio n a l use.
M UTT AND JEFF
4. L ib e r t y B o n d s.
By Bud Fisher
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T H E UN IN V E N T E D
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No.
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5932 consists o f hot-iron
com plete alp habets. 1— 1
inch and 1—3 inch. S titch
5. B e tw e e n
P u e rto R ic o .
f
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and
s
DONT W ANT
TO W A S T E
T IM E O N
that hasn ' t \
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Crispness that speaks for itself!
Hear Rice Krlspies snap! crackle!
pop! In milk! Dee-licious
energy food. America's favorite
ready-to-eat rice cereal.
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By Gene Byrne»
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turn S uddenly colo —
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INTO SPRING --
I SPOSE
IT S TIME. TO
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PUT UP TH'SCREENS?,
Planning for the Future? Buy U. S. Savings Bonds!
JITTER
tobacco »
n’ s " s^oU er»
.m o k in » to ’
By Arthur Pointer
> LOOK o u r . <
J JlTTB K -Y O U LL
V « s r h u n t '
nce A lbert’ » c’
b o th p ,p e X '
a is M ner,ca
er» a n d
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P FOR COOL, M IL D
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‘ SMOKING- COMFORT, / L O A D *
» M Y Pl PE WITH PRJNCE ALBERT.
IW
THE NEhl HUM/DOR TOR
F EACH PIPEFUL OF PA.
SUNNYSIDE
NAS A FRESH, RICH
WEU, TM£P£ GOES OtSWETCH/
HAVEN'T SEEN HIM FOP AGES ..
ME LOOKS LINDA SAD. I'LL TRY
AND CHEER HIM UP.
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TASTE
STRETCH. HOW VA BEEN ? "
hWEPE VOU BEEN KEEPING YOURSELF?
HAVEN'T SEEN YOU AROUND MUCH. r -
THINGS HAVE BEEN
a .
i'uwt
- « «
SO BAD, r UAD TO
START WORKING'«
I'VE BEEN HAVING
ROUGH TIME OF
n LATELY, MR. DEE.._
no other tobacco like Prince Albert for mild, rich-
>Pe joy,” says Floyd Mercer. P.A .’s choice tobacco
ly treated to insure against tongue bite.
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P A 's
new
HUMIDOR TOP IS GREAT/
VIRGIL
ATTA B O V -
JU M P J
CRIMP CUT PRINCE ALBERT
JUMP
STAYS FRESH AND TASTY
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UP FAST AND
EASY INTO M ILD
CIGARETTES !
W i\
jump
“For easy shaping of firm, neat cigarettes, I roll
com p cut Prince Albert,” says J. L Richerson. “I
rich teste and smokes cool and mild."
GRANDM A
By Charles Kuhn
H - M - . IT ’ S A
M IT E H A R D E R
T * DO T H A N IT
THE NEW HUMIDOR TOP locks IN the FRESHNESS and FLAVOR
f l L O O K S - (—
PEANUTS
THAN ANY OTHER TOBACCO
THE N ational j o y smoke ~
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