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That's why It does not take away a lot of the good food you need for energy. Doctors know that i-eem-a-mint works chiefly In the lower bowel ... removes mostly waste, not good food! And It's non-irritating, too. 80 to feel like a million, chew de licious fekn-a-mint. 16 tablets, 37 also small and economy sizes. IfFeenaminf! iiliki INI CNIWINQ.OUM IASMIVI Uli Backache & Nerve Tension SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION NKW YORK Special : Thanks to new, scientific laboratory formulation, thou sands of men and women now escape feeling old, tired, Irritable and depressed from losing sleep and worrying about "Bladder Weakness' (netting Up Night or Bed Wetting i. due to common Kidney or Bladder Irritations, which often re sult In secondary Backache. Headache and Nervousness. In such cases New Im proved Cystex usually slyes quick, calming relief by combating Irritating germs livarld urine; and by relaxing, analgesic pain relief. Over a billion Cystex tablets used proves safety for young and old. Get Laboratory Tested and Certified Cystex at druggist today. See how much better you feel tomorrow. Money back guarantee. Indian Chief! Henrietta Town This is a good game to play when space is limited and you cannot run around. One player is chosen to be the "Indian Chief" and everyone must imitate his gestures. When he changes an action, all the others follow his lead. One player remains out of the room while the Chief is being chosen. He returns to watch everyone carefully and tries to guess who they are copying. In other words who is the Indian Chief? If he guesses correctly, the Chief is the next to leave the room and a new Chief is chosen. U9W 4 U9hl A p 'JULJT& ErlhL&j1b Edited by MARJORIE .ARROWS. Editor of Tb ChildrM's Hour WHAT AN I MAL I S IT? Ruth Diion p3ust like knights of - p old, this little creature T0 wears armor. Though he is only two feet long and weighs only 15 pounds, he knows just how to take care of himself. His back and sides are covered with nine bands of jointed bony shells so he can tuck himself up into a hard ball. Then his enemies are puzzled as to just how to kill him. With his short legs and powerful claws, my, how he can dig! He digs at night in dry soil for insects, roots, spiders, snails, and worms which he licks up with his tongue. He teaches his quadruplets to do this, too. This kind of animal is found in Texas and Louisiana. A close relation lives in Central and South America. He and his family are good to eat, some people think, and their bony backs make fine baskets to sell to tourists. What do we call them? H3 . t THIS ANIMAL IS A. MY NAME. -AGE. COLORING CONTEST Aug. 24, 1958 SOLUTION: Chipmunk or ground squirrel. COLOR: Reddish-brown coat marked with black and white or buff stripes. White underparts. WINNERS: Kathryn Smith, Derry, N. H.; Lonny Bannowsky, Altus, Okla.; Judy Segebarth, Waterloo, Iowa; Douglas Dutt, Lafayette, La. STREET. ZONE .CITY. .STATE. MY NEWSPAPER IS Rules for Contest Guess the animal's name and color the picture neatly in its true colors. Send within one week to Ruth Dixon, Junior Treasure Chest, Family Weekly, P.O. Box 7740, Chicago 80, 111. Be sure to send your name, age, and address with your page. Prizes will be awarded to two boys and two girls for the best entries. Try your luck! You may be a winner. Ten Little Indians Ida M. rVdu Tor this game you'll need three 'Indian-head nickels and some Dencils and Darjer far kponino i " o score. Players take turns shaking the three nickels in a cupped fist onto a i3 table (or the floor). Players tally the number of nickels that land heads up. The first player to get ten (or more) wins the game. For a party, the player with the most "Indians" after everyone has had an equal number of shakes wins. Feather Float Recjina Sauro 3 inch square v V Feather JML ake five feathers for each player (see diagrams V TTca colored paper, or else color the t a! i . r learners a airterent color for each player, using crayons or paint five red, five yellow, five blue, and so on. The players take turns. They stand over an empty oatmeal carton, cottage cheese carton, or similar container. Holding a feather 12 inches above the carton, they drop it. It isn't as easy as it sounds, and if no one gets a feather in the carton the first time around, try once again. The Dlaver whn aaia ilia feathers in the box wins. 20 Family Weekly, November 16. 195
