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a» F R ID A Y , \ l 'K l l . a i . UWíi T i r e CASCADE 1 OPKS CHRONICLE S ta r D u s! CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ^ Siren Again as Escape * Picture Valentino's Life RAZOR BLA D ES ★ I racandltion »Id m i r M sdrs to ah avr but tar than new R econd it ned blades n exer W f.it out. A ll blades 2 ',.-. M on ey haek gu aran tee M ill old blades to H O B A R T » I D E . 1**«» C en tral, l.o* A n gelra, Calia. m iis k r y ---- B y ip B A R G A IN PRICKS <• P A G E C A T A L O G I E F R E E 10 lio j sen b errj l**»nts - - • Sl.oo |H)!it|>ni«l 10 Rose Bushes 1.75 postpaid Plants - - - .05 |Mixt|ial(l 10 Fruit Trees assorted - - 2.75 poatpalu HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS T U A L A T IN V A L L E Y NURSERIES S h erw o od , O regon SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES I .F A R J I B A R H E R IN Q at M O L K R ’9 L o w e s t p rices e ver. E a rn w h ile you lea rn G et licen se in six m onths M O L E R B A R B E R C O L .L E O E S e a ttle , T a c o m a . S pokane Selfish End There never was a man who thought he had no law but his own will, who did not soon find that he had no end but his own profit.— Edmund Burke. How Women in Their 40’s Can Attract Men M VRN A LOV very good book that everybody was reading a year or so ago. After that she'll play another young worn an who is something less than per feet when she is co-starred with See Only Shadows Spencer Tracy in Sea of Grass,” The sun is shining all around, in a role that wiU have to be con but many will only contemplate siderably rewritten if the censors their own shadows. are to approve of it. < ----* ---- CONSTIPATED? H e r * s I* Is A m a z i n g R e l i e f f o r C o n d i t i o n s D u e s to S l u g g g g l i s h B o w e l s i think all 'siatlvea alike, (list try n.ts • • t ib ia la a s a lv e . (Id. thonnub, m- frsHhlng. Invigorating. D *pnoil*bla relie f troni ■Irk hMbdachea. bilious niella, Ured feeling when associated with eooattpatlon. n e i . a n - •, grt a 2Se hot of N R from your V V ltn O U l R IS K driizsl»! Make the test then U the hUO U U S to W LAB. *Ve » » W will eus tf not delighted, return hot us. refu n d th e purchase p r ic e T b n ' l f • Ir. Oet N R Tablets today. A picture based on the life of Rudolph Valentino is to reach the screen at last. It is one of the five productions to be released through United Artists in 1939 40 by Edward Small Productions. Inc. And vari ous old newspaper men arc waiting for It with considerable Interest, wondering how certain parts of that biography will be fixed up so that they are fit for the screen. ----♦---- Two Texas cities, Fort Worth and QUICK RELIEF San Antonio, took particular Interest /T t+ t I » ! * * * » * ,? k FOR ACID when two recent R K O pictures '/UNI ' indigestion were released. One was Douglas Corrigan's "The Flying Irishman,*' because it was tn San Antonio that 16— 39 W N U — 13 Corrigan worked as a newsboy to support his mother after his father deserted the family Fort Worth wanted to see 'The Story of Vernon Castle." with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, because it was at Bcnbrook field. Fort Worth, that M ay W a rs o f Disordered Castle crashed his plane to avoid kidney Action olliding in mid air with another. Modern life with ita hurry and worry, ALWAYS EAT and WHY to C . Houston Goudlss Gives Practical Advice on Feeding 'Teen Age Child; Describes Some Special Food Needs of Both Boys and Girls By C. HOUSTON GOUOISS E G IN N IN G around the twelfth year in : tils and the thir teenth year in boys, the rate of growth is greatly accel erated. Then children require large quantities of food to meet the needs of their rapidly maturing bodies and they usually develop huge appetites. Unfortunately, however, they are often inclined to overlook the foods that are most necessary to health, to eat at odd hours, and to stuff them selves with rich combinations*--------------------------------------------- that may severely tax the tnking it ns a beverage, mothers should see that it is supplied by digestive system. Mothers may find it exceed way of cream soups and sauces, with cereals, and in nutritious pud ingly difficult to deal with ding desserts, which can be en- their offspring all through the | riched with eggs, thus providing ’teens, wh e n physiological additional proteins, minerals and changes are taking place vitamins. which mark the transition Fruit* and Veqetable* from childhood to maturity. Fruits should he eaten freely— B group recording war songs for the picture. ‘ 'Four Feathers.” She also saw two reels of the picture. ----*---- Some years ago Mvrna Loy re belled against playing siren roles She showed what she could do in the part of a delightful wife in "The Thin Man," and since then she's been playing delightful wives until she's sick unto death of them, too. So now she'll turn siren again, ns "Lady Fsketh.” in "The Rains Came." the picture version of that For along with the development of his fast growing body, the child's emotional life un dergoes a pro found and disturb ing change. The boy or girl who was formerly ame nable to direction suddenly exhibits a desire for inde pendence. He be comes jumpy and irritable, and the wish to direct his own life extends even to his choice of food. 10 Raspberry Hero’» good advice for a woman during her change (usually from 38 to B2), who tear* •he'll lose her appeal to men, who worriiw •bout hot flashes, loes of pen, dizzy spells, upset nerves ami moody spells. Get more fresh air, 8 hr», sleep and if you need a good general system tonic take Lydia E. Pink ha m s Vegetable Compound, made •tptcm lly /or «-omen. It hrlpe Nature build up physical resistance, thus helps give more vivacity to enjoy life and assist ralming Jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that often accompany change of life. W E L L W O R T H T R Y IN G ! Y a le — 1 stooí clean V irg in ia ^'OR the first time in a life time during which she has shown deep interest in mo tion pictures, the Dowager Queen Mary of Great Britain recently visited a motion pic ture studio. She was shown around his studios by Alex ander Korda, and watched a TREES s p e c ia l On the Screen Map % WHAT l*AU R S E V E N Boy* Need More Food Than Girl* There is a murked difference be tween the fuel requirements of 'teen age boys and girls Both must have a well balanced diet. But the boys need many more calories, and therefore should have a more generous allowance of highly concentrated foisls which supply necessary fuel w ith a min imum tax on the digestive system. They should have cereals in gen erous sire portions and it's advis- able to choose part of the cereals from those retaining the bran and the germ. And they'll welcome nourishing desserts, such as cua- t«rd. tapioca, bread and corn starch puddings. Girl* Warned Aqainjf Reducing Girls, on thr other hand, may at least twice a day and the high- become fussy and try to cut down caloric dried fruits, such as prunes radically on the furl foods, with and dates, may be used to ad thr foolish idea of keeping fash vantage along with bananas, or ionably thin. This must not be anges, grapefruit, apples and oth permitted, because it may result er fresh fruits, as well ns the m under nutrition, which opens the many varieties that come in cans way to fatigue and nervousness, Cooked and raw vegetables and may lead to serious disease. should be provided liberally if In addition to wholesome, nour possible, at both lunch and dinner. ishing food, ’ teen age boys and Dressing cooked vegetables with girls should have plenty of rest, butter or margarine will increase sunshine and healthful outdoor e x their fuel value, and make them ercise. And they also deserve the more satisfying for hungry boys, j sympathy and deep understanding (•iris, who nrr often finicky raters of their parents during their adolescent years, can 1 C W N P C Houston Goudlss Mothers must mobilize all thr patience aiul forbearance at their com m and— must make it their sol emn duty to sre that their ado lescent children have thr foods they require for growth, for stam ina. and for building resistance to disease. For the stress ami strain of adolescence will he far more easily weathered by boys ami girls who are properly nourished. Quality Important as Quantity During the years of greatest ! growth, boys and girls frequently { require more food than their fa- ' thers or mothers. But it is es sential thnt the diet be well bal- , anced and of the highest nutritive , value. It should include an abun dance of easily digested energy foods, such as breadstuff’s, pota toes. cereals and macaroni prod ucts, as well as liberal quantities . of the more concentrated fuel foods, such as butter or marga rine. There must be an ample supply of high quality protein— which is furnished by meat, fish, eggs, cheese and milk to build the new muscle tissue required to cover the lengthening frames of the boys and help build the round ed contours of the girls u m i a II> he tempted with crisp, raw vegetables served in the form of salads; ami protein can he added bv means of eggs, cheese, fish or chicken. le w shown and joining it to make a variety of articles; illustrations of it and of all stitches used; m a terial requirements. Send 15 cents in coins for this pattern to The Sowing Circle, Nee dlework Dept., H2 Eighth Avenue, New York. N Y. 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CARRY, T h a tN a ^ in ^ Backache irregular habits, improper eating and drinking— Ita risk of exposure and infeo- throws heavy strain on the work of the kidneya They are apt to become over tated and fail to filter etreas aetd and other impurities from the life-giving blood. You may su*re nagging bsckarhs, htsdarhe. dizzineen, getting up nighta. leg pairs. swetltng — ftef con» tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs of kidney or blsdder disorder msv he burning, ersnty or loo frequent unnstioa. I se Dasa’i Pilla. Dess's help the kidneys to get rid of stress px.ia.ir.ous brdy waste They sre ant-eeptle to the urinary tract and tend to relieve irrita tion and the pout it causa Many grate ful people recommend Doss's. They bsve had more than forty years of pubfia approval. Asa pose neighbor! DOANS PILLS Incidentally. Mm. Castle, who act ed a* technical director for the picture, la very much pleased with AsUtre'a portrayal of her famous luaband. 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Need for Mineral* and Vitamin* There must be ample nmounts of the various minerals especial- 1 )y calcium and phosphorus for the teeth and bones, and to help build sound, healthy nerves; iodine for proper functioning of the thyroid gland; iron for building increased quantities of rich red blood E very vitamin must he included in thr adolescent's diet to promote nor mal health and development, but vitamin A is especially valuable at this time of rapid growth, and vitamin B is also required in lib eral amounts to meet the extra d e mands of increased activity and growth. A Quart of Milk Daily It is highly desirable that the diet should include a quart of milk daily, because milk is such a splendid source of calcium and vitamin A, as well as other neces sary minerals and vitamins. If children have been brought up with a wholesome respect for this master food, they will continue to drink it during their 'teens. 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