Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 12, 1961, Image 47

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    Junior TREASURE Chest
Edited by MAKJOKIE SAIIOWS. Editor of The Children'. Hw
Let's Draw a Collie
By Ann Davidow
Lass, the collie, likes to nuzzle
With her long and pointed muzzle.
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Draw her mane and dainty ears,
Her almond eyes like ladies' tears.
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No dog than Lass is any faster
To her feet when comes the master.
(QO)
She wags her tail, a thrashing plume.
Lass, the collie, fills the room.
(Reprinted by request)
Dog and Donkey
By Ragna Esfcil
Players are divided into two relay teams.
One team wears grocery bags (with slits .
cut in them to see through) which have dog
faces drawn on them. The other team wears
bags with donkey faces. Two stout boxes
mark the goals some 15 or 20 feet away.
As each player reaches his goal, he has
to jump on it and bark like a dog or bray
like a donkey. Then he races back and tags
the next player. When all have played,
teams switch bags and repeat, but the don
keys are now dogs and the dogs are don
keys. First to finish without a mistake wins.
A Valentine Jigsaw
By Ruth Dixon
Have some red cardboard hearts already
cut out, each at least five inches long. Cut
each heart in the same way into about 10
odd shapes.
Give each player the cut-up pieces in an
envelope. The back of a magazine, the floor,
or a table can be used to assemble them,
and the first one who puts his heart together
is the winner! y
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Cross Your Heart
By Ida Af. Purdue
Find your heart and cross it fast
So your team won't come in last!
Tor this Valentine game, cut a paper heart
for each player. Write a letter of the alpha
bet on each heart. Whisper to each player a
different letter of the alphabet.
Divide the players into two teams. Line
them up in two rows on opposite sides of
the room. On a table between the two teams
place two crayons or pencils and a bowl
containing the hearts, well mixed.
At the word "Go," a player from each
side runs to the table to find the heart with
his letter the one whispered to him on it
If he does, he draws a cross on it and runs
back to tag the next player who then tries
his luck. Crossed hearts are tossed back in
the bowl. The team to finish first wins.
Heart-y Fun!
By Ruth Dixon
Give each guest at your Valentine party
a pencil and paper. Set a time limit and sec
which player can make the longest list of
words that have the word heart in each. For
instance, there is hearty, heartfelt, heart
broken, heartburn, sweetheart, etc.
If you wish, you can give a prize for the
best list
Riddles
1. Why is. a yeast cake like an umbrella?
2. Why are men like dough?
3. Why should goat's milk be used in
a dairy?
i. Who ate the first apple?
5. Why is there water in a watermelon?
Answers:
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Family Weekly. February 12.
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
New Way ..
Without Surgery
STOPS ITCH -RELIEVES PAIN
For the first time science has found
a new healing Bubstance with the
astonishing ability to shrink hem
orrhoids and to relieve pain with
out surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing of all results were
so thorough that sufferers made
astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be a problem!"
The secret is a new healing sub
stance (Bio-Dyne) discovery of
a world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available
in suppository or ointment form
under the name Preparation .
Ask for it at all drug counters.
TOMORROW'S
WORLD
depends on
TODAY'S STUDENT
Learn more about our current col
lege crisis. Write for your free
booklet, "OPEN WIDE THE COL
LEGE DOOR," Box 36, Times
Square Station, New York 36, N.Y.
ARTHRITIS
RHEUMATISM
PAINS
Rush out pain . . . rush in relief. That's
what happens if you take DOLCIN for
nagging, moderate Arthritis, Rheuma
tism or Muscle Pains . . . whenever they
occur. Nothing else is faster, safer,
belter for such pains than DOLCIN
tablets. And you can try them without
risking a single cent. Here's what to do:
Get a bottle of DOLCIN today. Take
(hem . ..all of them . . . according to
directions. You must get fast, wonder
ful relief or get your money back.
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on PillowsL
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INSOLES
Give luxurious
Walking Ease
Air-Cushion your
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Thin modern miracle of walk- '
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ventilates your feet from too
to heel, lldievcs painful cal
iouKcs . . . gives mild support
. . . crura immure on nerves
of fect . . . nclM Ictwn tttrnin
of ntnmlinK or walking. Siics
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DOES FOOD GET UNDER
YOUR FALSE TEETH ?
Trouble with loose plates that slip, rock or
cause sore (turns ? Try Brimmt Plasti-Liner.
One application makes plates fit wjn0
out powder, paslr or tmhiam. Brimms SPm
Liner adheres permanently to your plate;
ends the bother of temporary applications.
With plates held firmly by Plasti-Liner,
YOU CAN EAT ANYTHING I Simply lay
soft strip of Plan. -Liner on troublesome
upper or lower. Bite and it molds perfectly.
Easy to mr, tasteless, odorless, harmless to
you and your plates. Removable as directed.
Money-back guarantee. At your drug
counter. $1.1(1 reliner for one plate; $2.90,
two plates. Plasti-Liner, Inc., Dept. FW-la
107 Main St.. Buffalo 9. N.Y.
BACKACHE 9
(known and used around the world)
relieve backache, aching joints and
muscles, or mild bladder irritations
when caused by
DeWitl's Pills give direct
diuretic action and relieve
lain with a mild analgesic.
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HOME.
SITES
38S
Lovely V re sitei in Ceninl Florida hills,
lake, srovc area $395, no moniy down,
SIO a month Suburb or OcaU, high and
dry Roads, utilities 22 miles lo Gulf
Coau fun, hunt Invest or retire.
FRI E color folder Wriie Dept. 3I0-H.
I Kainbo Park. Bo S2l.Ocala.Fla.
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Rose Bushes
Flowers In I woofcs from plant
ing seed. Bloom fvory Tan
Waoks from Spring to Fall. In
3 years will be literally cover
ed with Roses perfectly hardy
and can be planred in (he open
ground. Frost will nothurtthem
Shoo-F v
Plant. Koops flits ow of bows.
It is said flies will not stay where
it is grown. Mysterious. Blooms
days frota planting. Flowers
Summer and Winter. A heauriful
house plant. Wo also include
A fine Showy Window Palm.
Needs no petting to succeed.
Stands dust, dry air. lack of sun
shine. Ornawtontal. Elegant
Fan Shaped leaves of dark
green Grows in pots or open
grouna.
Vine Peach
Ripe fro it fo 80 darf-J-KeseroMe
oranges. coT j
or, shape and sire.
Grow on vine like
melons. Beautiful,
tempting appearance
m.-in r,r.nl Xtilr
delicious preserves, sweet pickles. Fine for
pies or jelly. Easy to grow.
New Climbing Cucumber
r. Vines climb readily on fences.
' poles, etc. saving valuable
spate in small gardens. One
hill will keep a good sized
family supplied all sumrrjer.
Bear early and continue to
produce fruit throughout the
season. One plant will bear from forty to
fifty fruits, Delicious flavor. To introduce
our catalog of rare and unusual seedi,
will mail all S Pats, (or 5-4f Stamps.
E.l. MURVON NOtWMK, COMN.
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