Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1931)
T U B ILLUSTRATED F E A T U R E S E C T IO N — November 14. 19.11 n\»K iiuti ► in si nd ii m i K . v r i - i a i u m i m i i . a s m \ i . i m \ m i m i m m 7 oitni it <n w i s i s - T h r •Hlrer». lirlrg A ln und visitor* nl Ihr A t II s and II m l II and s of M o « «, olio mrt Ut| month « I Ihr Mrtro- | m .III.iti II I I hur t h llrldim irr It tide ring « 1111 « « tiranct > lislrr Solomon II llimd. Baltimore. u Im lu r headed Ihr ordrr fur Ihr past 33 jr r r s Sealed n n i la lilm mi hl» Irfl I« Ihr lirrn tl Matron, Mr« Mary Srviiomb, New l l j i t n Conn Kraul\ Hint; By N IN A TEM PLE U n c le Sam T e ac h in g V irg in Islan ders H o w to Raise C a ttle a n d V e g e ta b le s W ASH ING TO N. D C A definite plan of economic rehabilitation for the V i f f In Islands has been put Into rfTrct. according to Charles P Knos. Jr . of the Commerce Department, in un article In the current Issue of "Commerce.** the organ of that de- parti»ent. lie stys Bunker cool Imports, almost wholly ft um the United .States, have In- ( I » list'd substantially since 1927. and during the last three years have been valued at about puio oon annually. Raise Cattle "In the spring of 1931, the newly cm t:un ¡red Bureau of Industry on the Health Means Clear Skin “ I used to I k so nervous, tlic least thinR would drive me into a panic. I had d in y spells and had to lie dow n often. Since I took Lydia li. Pinkham ’s VejtetahlcC àxnpuund. Heel (set ter than I have at any time since 1 was married. M y skin used to l>c a sight hut now it is clear. M y friends hardly know me because 1 look so much Ivct- tet." Mn. R om Fipton, i u S N . illid., O ak Park, Illinois. 98 out of 100 Women Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound R E P O R T U E M .I I I I ROM * W o m e n D o F i n e F a n c y W o r k , but O u t p u t it N o t S t e a d y or S t a n d a r d i s e d . C r o p s G r o w t h e r e W h i l e it it W i n t e r in U . S . island government was suorrssful In ^b le* to be sold In northern markets forming a co-oprraUv# marketing as during the winter season •oeiationg among the cattlemen, the Ixmg Staple Cotton object being to further promote ex- * *n 1®2I. St Croix exported 31.000 POCU Ui Porto Biro The total value of k,n* * * * ^ ^ of rattle exprts has l u c r e s from *’" “ 1 1,011 worm' h o w r w - • lU r l‘ wl the 130 901 m the fiscal year 1934 » to cro» » mnA ,or ,hr l,,,t lhr~ >r“ n' 110 195 067 In the fiscal year 1929-30 |cotton has been produced. Intensive work to eradicate this pest Is at last -There are 11.263 head of rattle In , ho. in„ m illu v llh k l . ,,.w the islands, of which 8.391 are on St years St Croix will ugain produce Croix. 2.278 on 8t 'Hvomas and I ¿83 long staple cotton on Hi John 8t Croix has posturagr “ T h * introduction of various kinds . of ntrtis fruit has provrn that fruit nilrqualr to sustain a laiire ln r r «s r rulturr L, rlltlr,|y p ^ . b lr the Is- In the number of rattle, and purebred land*, and exrry efTort Is being made animals are being Introduced to lm- to have farmers net out fruit trees prove the quality and slse of the herds ■’“ ‘ j pmspejet of exportln, the ' products to northern markets * M m Porto mem Burint o ftn a ------- - — — •teiuly and convenient outlet and un der the new cattlemen's co-oprratjvc it is expected that exports will show a steady gain. Charcoal for Fuel "In the Virgin Islands charcoal I n the principal fuel used for cooking purposes, ami relatively large quan- i titles are produced and con timed. The | work incident to cutting the trees, charring the wood and tra n s la tin g Llir charcoal from one Island to an other engages the services of quite a few people. I "The Island of 8t. John produces practically all the charcoal used, and from there It is transported to Ht (Thomas and 8t Croix by small boats The insular bureau of Industry has succeeded In getting the charcoal pro ducers to form a co-operative organi- I ration which will promote sales In both the domestic market and the j ndghbogng Islands Handicraft Iloiisrlioltl Hints 8. E. BLEEDING GUM S Indicate that something Is wT.ng, and it may be the first stage of pyorrhea. It may be due to a tartar accumulation on the teeth, which should be removed. Visit your dentist without delay. G. S.: A L W A Y S BEGIN at the crown of the head, brushing with a slow downward motion Then brush underneath until every strand has been cleansed. Careful brushing done nightly for five or ten minutes will keep the hair glossy G N : KEEP THE TEETH clean and there will be less likelihood of decay or gum infection. Two tooth brushes for alternate use are a neces sity— not a luxury Each brush should be allowed to dry before bring used again. arsa r a js TIRED FEELING « A B O U T five years ago I A was In a very nervous condition. I thought this con dition was caused by consti pation, as I felt very tired and did not have a good appetite or sleep well. “ I read o f Thedford's Black- Draught and decided to take it. After I took one package. I felt so much better that I continued to take it until I had taken six. “ Now I am feeling much better and my appetite is bet ter, and I can sleep well at night. I will gladly recom mend T h e d f o r d ' s Black- Draught to anybody."— Mrs. Mary C u n n y i n g h a m . 309 Newell St., Anderson, S. C. TTIr Old Ri liable Thedford’t "One of the most promising of re- • I cent developments In the organisation | Milk will no. seorch If the dish or I formed to direct and market the! handicraft products scxrrui imn pan m what-. .• r to i *- u. p. rirnt Kiris »nd women In at Thomas I rms„ , in culd * ttUr before the milk I The women of this Island have al- I , . , 'ways produced fancy goods. partlcu- . P °urca ,l' ,° * ■ | lurly needlework and laces, of hlRh I . . . quality, ami beaut If ul baskets and nov- . ,_. , , cities of woven fibers I T o k” 'P for » «'"R . . time, cut a circular piece out of a "The difficulty heretofore has been _ . . . . _ „ . , In maintaining a standard quality of ‘,,,m>'kl" or large enough to work, and In guaranteeing steady pro- Insert thr hand Clean out the In duction With the new co-operative terlor thoroughly. place rl|ie r rapes » orRant/atlon performing these reau-1 • Inside and replace the cover secure lalory funrtloiui. the needlework aivd FOX CONSTIPATION. handicraft Industries should become ly. Keep in a cool place. • • • I n d ic a t io n , B iu o u s m one of the most Important on the Is lands. I f the sleeves are overcast Into a "An export market for certain of arment, Instead ot basting, they can the products has already been found . _ . .. i if DO T0V CX AVI LVOV I + and If the tourist traftle inereases 11 >» "»ore easily stitched in by the m a ' XX ptiT* r*A tllnf r t r t a U n f w h « t th* » U r « b ar* In a (o r« for roa »Ira n VH KR w ltb b oi o f ts expected that no particular dim- , chine, 1 47G K Y r i o A N X T I N C R MRS fa r $ ' «a n d cully will be experienced in selllnR lO r rx tra fo r m a tlla v cfwrta. G i r t Month anti the output. Wrap a rubber band around the ALL FOR THE CHILDREN— Mrs. U »t# of v o «r M rth No C . 0 . D . M a ll m onry • n l«r or ca»h tn d aj ! bell of a clock to lessen the amount Laura Livingstone, known In theatri Track Oardrwa LXO I OÌMAS o f noise IT* • m i a it.. X. w. Wi aahiafioa, D. C. "In addition to tile development of • • • cal rlrrles as ' Detroit Red," who ★ ★ the Ind u strl« already mentioned, e f Tie parcel lot.«, packages two or moans lullaby« and s h a k « a wicked forts are being made to speed up thr prngritn of agricultural diversification three times with separate pieces of kip in order to support her three chil ! AGENTS a ANTED in averv community to rp pifk.n l ihc fa mo ua WAV1NE H A IR which was started some years ago cord Then tie knots where the cord! ]t)RE881N t. k..d other W avlne Tolict artiOra. dren who attend Philadelphia public tVc W illi the aid of the Ht. Croix agent of n wonderful proporltlon to oflar. crosses I f this Is done, and one piece W rite now .'art culars will b« aent wlt^out the Department of Agriculture vege » hook. She la with Irving Miller's obligation on your pari The Bovd M m u - table crops are being Introduced with of cord breaks, the other will hold j i faeturlna Co Birmlng^aai Alabama Models. a view or producing high-grade vrge- the package B lack - D raught