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o o Dorit Scratch That MU New Antiseptic Cram Relieves Intense Itch in Secinds Fights Further Iiiectin! mmim Doctor! war fl icrthl may cause painful in fection! With new antiseptic Nozain you can now relieve mad dening itch in seconds, and thus fight that dangerous urge to scratch! Nozain's greaseless for mula discovered by Noxzema skin specialists works 3 ways at once to relieve itchy torments: 1. It's anesthetic! New Nozain relieves pain of itch. Ends misery in seconds! 2. It's antiseptic I Fights germs. Helps prevent agonizing itch from spreading. ' 3. It's medicated I Soothes ir ritation. Speeds healing. So safe it needs no prescription. Ideal for cuts, burns, scrapes, se vere sunburn, too. Great for chil dren. Only 7Sl' and $1.25 a tube. Get relief ... or return unused portion and get your money back! Satisfaction guaranteecf fcy Momenta uorc stop SORE THROAT SUPER ANAHIST ANTIBIOTIC THROAT LOZENGES instantly soothe and help heal sore throat of colds, without gargling... kill dangerous germs, o . ..m ,. .c. "O-o o o my FEET THEY'RE KILLING ME! Why suffer agonies of CORNS & CALLOUSES TIRED, TENDER, ITCHING, RURNING, SMARTING, PERSPIRING FEET QUICK RELIEF! BET Maud IELKF TIE SHE WAT W1TI IIMMSINS FBIT SOAP AT All DRUGGISTS AND TOIltT GOODS DEPTS. yi!ViVtj fill I ftf'Tiiu -BOB, IOOIOC AND BRAN. You're the best "statue," JIMMIE! o Statues Jane McHenry o o o o o o o Each player finds a partner, and the couples face each other, holding hands. At the command "GO!" from the player who is IT, they begin to swing in a circle. After a few seconds ITyclls, "Statues!" The players instantly drop hands and "freeze" into whatever odd posture they happen to, fall into. They stand as still as they can while IT selects the best "statue," and this winner becomes the next IT. Any "statue" that wiggles while the selection is being made is disqualified. This is just one version of a favorite old game. Edited by MARJORIE BARROWS. Editor of The Children's Hour W 7 ake two half shells of an English walnut, as large as can be held between the brow and cheek. Ask your older brother or father to take a penknife and in the middle of each nut make a hole a bit larger than the pupil of your eye. Cover with a coat of white paint. Paint in iris of dark green around the pupil-hole, larger than a real eye. Leave a little white space on each half nut shell on upper left side (see illustration). Around the outer edges of the iris paint a thick black line. Paint irregular dabs of red around the edge of the shells. Open your eyes and raise your eyebrows high, put in both shells at once so that they cover each eye with the two points near the nose. Now go quietly and just look at your friends!! Here's Looking at You Nat Bradford StoJb& oL tide tvtiovc vLjgjl& Dixon Lflwis JCJ Across 2. Large body of water touching state at the west 6. Meadow IP1 7, Our country (abbrev.) 8. The book !s the table 9. Exclamations of and ahs! Dixon Lewis 1 1. Golfers use one 13. Philippine Islands (abbrev.) 15. Great evergreen forests give this state a very important product, almost one-third of Its wealth 17. A cow chews this 19. Father 20. A high wind 21. Famous mountain of this state 26. Exclamation 27. This state, called the "Ever green State"' J ' f m 15 71J 16 117 16 II aa 25 a-t as zl 26 ! "za J U c:x: 30. Either this that Down 1. Capital of this state 2. Head 3. What you play billiards with 4. This puzzle fun 5. Company (abbrev.) 9. State bordering this on the south (abbrev.) 10. To slide or slip over 12. Signature of Elizabeth II (abbrev.) 13. Sound touches this state 14. State on eastern border of this one 16. Prohibits 18. Large body of water 22. Great solemn wonder 23. Indicated horse power (abbrev.) 24. East Indies (abbrev.) 25. Royal Navy (abbrev.) 28. Do not stay, ! 29. Not ves 18 Solution on page 21 Family Weekly, December 8. 1957 ( )
