Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1961, Image 53

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your baby against: y
diaper irritation !
Junior TREASURE Chest
Edited by MARJORIE BARROWS, Editor of Tht Childrm'ft Hour
Z.B.T. lySTTTT'Mi
Protects like oil
soothes like powder!
See for yourself. Smooth Z. B. T. Baby Powder on palm of hand,
sprinkle with water. See how it runs off without penetrating Z. B. T.'s
protective sheath. There's proof that Z. B. T. Baby Powder with Olive
Oil repelt irritation-causing moisture, where ordinary baby powders
absorb it. Guard your baby's tender skin against urine scald, diaper
rash by using Z. B, T. Baby Powder after every bath and diaper change !
Also'guards against chafing and prickly heat
Used by hundradi ot hospital nurseries
Backache &
Herve Tension
SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION
Thousandsarenow discovering how much
stronger and better they can feel by
combating ordinary Kidney or Bladder
Irritations. These irritations often occur
after 35, and may make you tense and
nervous from too frequent, burning or
Itching urination both day and night.
Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suf
fer from Headaches, Backache and feel
old, tired, depressed. In such Irritation,
CYBTEX usually brings fast, relaxing
comfort by curbing irritating germs In
strong, acid urine and by giving analgesic
pain relief. Snfe for young or old. Oet
CYSTEX at druggists. Feel better fast.
FALSE TEETH
KLUTCH holds them tighter
KLUTCH forms a comfort cushion; hoMs
denial plates so much firmer and snugger
that one can eat and talk with greater
comfort and security; in many cases almost
as well as with natural teeth. Klutch
tawens (ho constant fear of a dropping,
rocking, chafing plate. ... If your drug
gut doesn't have Klutch, don't waste
money on substitutes, but send uh 10
and we will mail you a generous trial box
KLUTCH CO.,Bl 1M-D, IIMIRA, N.Y.
PHOTO CREDITS
Page 2: U.S. Air Force.
Page 4: Pictorial Parade; Pin.
Page 16t Lew Merrim from Monkmeyer.
WHAT'S YOUR SKIN PROBLEM?
ECZEMA-LIKE RASHES
1 DETERGENT HANDS !
INSECT BITES
if SUNBURN
POISON IVY
V CHAPPING
4 HIVES
HEAT RASH
Now wondtr lotion with 5 skin modi
tinoo rolkwoo all Unto proUomt loot I
ZEMACOL Lotion is so effective
because it's both antiseptic and
medicated! Fights germs, helps
prevent spread of infection while
Its 5 medicine formula with the
effect of a local anesthetic relieves
burning, stops scratching, soothes
irritation; redness, speeds healing I
Quick-drying, invisible, greaseless.
Money back guarantee. Oet
Zemacol Medicated Skin Lotion
from your druggist today.
Fast Relief Wherever Feet Hurt!
Extra Soft . . Extra Cushioning . . Extra ProntcHv Adhatlv Foot Podding
Dr. Scholl'8 KUROTEX is a superior moleskin, yet
costs no more.. A wonderfully effective relief for
corns, callouses, bunions, sore toes, heels, instep
and wherever a shoe painfully rubs or pinches. Flesh
color. 15r, 3!)t, 45( and $1.00. At Drug, Shoe, Dept.,
5-10 Stores and Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort' Shops.
JmI cut it to ftW
Modta ' ana'
thopa and apply.
ITa Superior Moleikln J j
Tsp S Tuns By Maude E. Hallmer
Tapping out the rhythm of a tune Is lots of fun. You
may do the tapping on a table top. A player taps out
a tune, and if one of the other players guesses it cor
rectly, he becomes the next tapper. If no one is able
to guess, the first player can take another turn.
Start with simple, well-known tunes that have a
strong rhythm such as "The Star-Spangled Banner,"
"Jingle Bells," or "Yankee Doodle."
Word Match By Gladys M. Place .
The 16 words listed below can be arranged into
eight pairs, each pair containing the exact same let
, ters. For example: MODE DOME could be one pair,
because they have the same letters but in different
order. Try these:
1. last; 2. ruse; 3. late;
4. pool; 5. sure; 6. salt;
- 7. earth; 8. male; 9. rates;
10. aids; 11. heart; 12.
tale; 13. loop;, 14. stare;
15. said; 16. lame.
Answers: , ,
pres 'spie Ibjbjs
'saje.i :;jB3i 'injea !auiB
'otsui !doo 'iood '.ae)
'ajBj iaans 'asai !res 'jseq
Baffling Bird By Jane McHenry -
Fill in the blank spaces with the names of two birds
so that, when reading down, six new four-letter
words are formed. '
O E O P A O
T O L.N. E S
Hint: One is a gifted song bird and a cousin of the
robin. The other is a marvelous nest builder.
Answers:
saoij 'ares 'uodn 'jioj 'ciaq oo
:a.iB spjoM xjs auj, 'eiopo 'Z iV.sn.ruj, '
Tongue Twister By Evelyn P. Johnson
Timid Tressie tripped through the tulips Tuesday.
18 - Family Weekly. April 16,1961
BlotsI
By Evelyn Pickering
Using ink, each player' writes
his name in large letters in the
center of a sheet of paper. Fold
while the ink is still wet At a
signal, unfold and each blot will
suggest some object a tree, dog,
house, fish, etc.! Allow five min
utes for adding lines to complete
the picture, and then give a prize
to the best and worst!
Let's Draw a Dog
Begging
By Ann Davidow
3
This post (with bumps)
Will make a pup
Who begs for goodies,
sitting up!
Coloring-Contest Winners
(January 29, TV61)
Winners: Ronald. Super, Lorain,
Ohio; Carol Joyce Burge, Provo,
Utah; Ken Hopper, Bakersfield,
r'-.lif . T t-. Cl 1
W. Va.; Ranold Fujiokajr, Hono
lulu, Hawaii.
Solution: 'American bald eagle.
White feathers cover head, neck,
and tail after several years of
age; the rest is smokey brown
bill, feet, and bare parts of legs
are yellow. Its feathers grow al
most to toes. '